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Tópicos por livro

Grammar

Rhetoric and dialectic

Mathematics, music, astronomy

Medicine

Laws and times

Books and ecclesiastical offices

God, angels, and saints

The Church and sects

Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships

Vocabulary

The human being and portents

Animals

The cosmos and its parts

The earth and its parts

Buildings and fields

Stones and metals

Rural matters

War and games

Ships, buildings, and clothing

Provisions and various implements

Tópicos

  • Número de tópicos: 408
  • # de outliers: 3247
  • % de outliers: 25.37511722413254

Nome: -1_maxim_fast_kidneys_thing good

Quantidade de documentos: 3247

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXI:

Metathesis is the figure that sends the thoughts of the judges toward past or future events, in this way: "Call your minds back to the spectacle of the defeated, wretched city, and imagine that you see the burning, the slaughter, the plundering, the pillage, the wounds on the bodies of children, the capture of wives, the butchering of elders."

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

Hence, although they may be dispensed through the Church of God by good or by bad ministers, nevertheless because the Holy Spirit mystically vivifies them - that Spirit that formerly in apostolic times would appear in visible works - these gifts are neither enlarged by the merits of good ministers nor diminished by the bad, for (I Corinthians 3:7), "neither he that planteth is any thing, nor he that watereth; but God that giveth the increase."

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXIII:

The mastruca is a Germanic garment made from the hides of wild animals, about which Cicero speaks in On Behalf of Scaurus (45): "He whom the royal purple did not disturb, was he moved by the mastruca of the Sardinians?" Mastruca is as if the word were monstruosus ("monstrous"), because those who wear them are transformed as if in the garb of wild animals.

Nome: 0_south_north_caspian_west

Quantidade de documentos: 295

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Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo III:

It is located where Syria begins and touches Armenia in the east, Asia Minor in the west, and the Cimmerian Sea and the Themiscyrian plains, which belong to the Amazons, in the north; in the south it reaches the Taurus mountains, under which Ciliciaand Isauria stretch out to the Gulf of Cilicia, which faces the isle of Cyprus.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo IV:

The third of the globe that is called Europe (Europa) begins with the river Tanais (i.e. the Don), passing to the west along the northern Ocean as far as the border of Spain, and its eastern and southern parts rise from the Pontus (i.e. the Black Sea) and are bordered the whole way by the Mediterranean and end in the islands of Gades (i.e. Cadiz).

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo V:

In its northern region it is enclosed by the bordering Mediterranean and is bounded by the straits of Cadiz (i.e. Gibraltar), containing the provinces of Libya Cyrenensis, Pentapolis, Tripolis, Byzacium, Carthage, Numidia, Mauretania Sitifensis, Mauretania Tingitana, and Ethiopia under the burning sun.

Nome: 1_greeks greek_language greek_9sot_radix

Quantidade de documentos: 165

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XI:

If a person were added to this, it would be a chreia (chria), thus: "Achilles offended Agamemnon by speaking the truth" or "Metrophanes earned the favor of Mithridates by flattering him."

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXI:

If a person were added to this, it would be a chreia (chria), thus: "Achilles offended Agamemnon by speaking the truth" or "Metrophanes earned the favor of Mithridates by flattering him."

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XVIII:

Thus 9sotç means "positing," and the term has combined a Greek with a Latin word, for the element 9?ç means "deposit" in Greek, and Latin supplies aurum ("gold"), so that the word thesaurus sounds like the combination 'gold deposit.'

Nome: 2_measure_meters_measures_weighs

Quantidade de documentos: 140

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo II:

Furthermore, all the psalms of the Hebrews are known to have been composed in lyric meter; in the manner of the Roman Horace and the Greek Pindar they run now on iambic foot, now they resound in Alcaic, now they glitter in Sapphic measure, proceeding on trimeter or tetrameter feet.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo XV:

Thus our ancestors divided the earth into parts, parts into provinces, provinces into regions, regions into locales, locales into territories, territories into fields, fields into hundred-measures, hundred-measures into jugers, jugers into lots sixty feet square, and then these lots into furrow-measures, Roman rods, paces, steps, cubits, feet, palms, inches, and fingers.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXVI:

But strictly speaking a measure (mensura) is so named because with it fruits and grains are measured (metiri) - that is, by wet measures and dry ones, such as the modius (i.e. a Roman measure of corn), [the artaba (i.e. an Egyptian measure)], the urn, and the amphora.

Nome: 3_almighty_invisible_souls_61

Quantidade de documentos: 90

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

There are the Apellites (Apellita), of whom Apelles was the leader; he imagined that the creator was some sort of glorious angel of the supreme God, and claimed that this fiery being is the God of the Law of Israel, and said that Christ was not God in truth, but appeared as a human being in fantasy.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

The Tertullianists (Tertullianista) are so called from Tertullian, a priest of the African province, of the city of Carthage; they preach that the soul is immortal, but corporeal, and they believe the souls of human sinners are turned into demons after death.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo IX:

Just as with reference to physical bodies if things are arranged according to their weight, all heavier ones are lower, so with reference to the spirit, all the more grievous ones are lower; whence in the Greek language the origin of the term by which the underworld is called is said to echo 'what has nothing sweet' (i.e. taking the Greek (tm)A6?ç, "Hades, underworld," as from a +¡6áç, "not sweet").

Nome: 4_cloak_pilleum_pallium_pellis

Quantidade de documentos: 89

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Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXIX:

The panulia ("bobbin" or "shuttle"; cf. panuncula, "thread wound on a bobbin in a shuttle") is so named because cloths (pannus) are woven with them, for it runs back and forth through the loom.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXX:

The apex (i.e. a conical cap with a rod attached to its peak) isa needlework pilleum that pagan priests used to wear.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXIII:

It is a band that goes around the edges of clothing, woven either of thread or of gold, and sewn onto the outside lower edge of the garment or cloak.

Nome: 5_constellations_stars_bow_arcus

Quantidade de documentos: 80

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XXVII:

It is natural as long as it investigates the courses of the sun and the moon, or the specific positions of the stars according to the seasons; but it is a superstitious belief that the astrologers (mathematicus) follow when they practice augury by the stars, or when they associate the twelve signs of the zodiac with specific parts of the soul or body, or when they attempt to predict the nativities and characters of people by the motion of the stars.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo LXXI:

But some people, enticed by the beauty and clarity of the constellations, have rushed headlong into error with respect to the stars, their minds blinded, so that they attempt to be able to foretell the results of things by means of harmful computations, which is called 'astrology' (mathesis).

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXX:

Hence the pagans took the names of the days from these seven stars because they thought that they were affected by these stars in some matters, saying that they received their spirit from the sun, their body from the moon, their intelligence and speech from Mercury, their pleasure from Venus, their blood from Mars, their disposition from Jupiter, and their bodily humors from Saturn.

Nome: 6_italus_herod_caesarea_italia

Quantidade de documentos: 79

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Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XIX:

5. Lake Tiberius is named from the town Tiberias, which Herod at one time founded in honor of Tiberius Caesar, and it is more salubrious than all the other lakes in Judea, and more efficacious somehow at healing bodies.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

Romulus - when he had restored his grandfather Numitor to his reign after Amulius had been killed at Alba - came down to the place where Rome now is and established a settlement there, built walls, and called the city Rome after his own name.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

Caesar Augustus built Emerita (i.e. Merida) after he had seized the region of Lusitania and certain islands of the Ocean, giving it that name because there he stationed veteran soldiers - for veteran and retired soldiers are called emeriti.

Nome: 7_heresy_heresies_antichrist_catholic

Quantidade de documentos: 77

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo III:

Heresy (haeresis) is so called in Greek from 'choice' (electio, cf. a¬p?±v, "choose"), doubtless because eachperson chooses (eligere) for himself that which seems best to him, as did the Peripatetic, Academic, Epicurean, and Stoic philosophers - or just as others who, pondering perverse teachings, have withdrawn from the Church by their own will.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

The Luciferians (Luciferianus) originated from Lucifer, bishop of Syrmia (i.e. Sardinia); they condemn the Catholic bishops who, under the persecution of Constantius, consented to the faithlessness of the Arians and later, after this, repented and chose to return to the Catholic Church.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

The Luciferians, proudly accepting this maternal love, but not willing to accept those who had repented, withdrew fromthe communion of the Church and they deserved to fall, along with their founder, a Lucifer indeed, who would rise in the morning (i.e. as if he were Lucifer, the morning star and a name for the devil).

Nome: 8_dye_purple_red earth_pigment

Quantidade de documentos: 74

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

It is called by another name, conchilium (also meaning "a purple dye"), because when it is cut round with a blade, it sheds tears of a purple color, with which things are dyed purple.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XVII:

Usta (i.e. a red pigment), which is especially indispensable, is produced with no trouble, for if you heat a clump of good flinty stone in the fire, and quench it with very sour vinegar, a sponge drenched in it produces a purple color.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXII:

The reddened (russata) garment, which the Greeks call Phoenician and we call scarlet, was invented by the Lacedaemonians so as to conceal the blood with a similar color whenever someone was wounded in battle, lest their opponents' spirits rise at the sight.

Nome: 9_tribrach_indian_light weight_island chios

Quantidade de documentos: 67

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The Indian type is spotted with little white and tawny markings, but the Ethiopian, which is considered superior, is not spotted at all but is black, smooth, and hard as horn.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

The Indian takes many forms, but the Syrian is better: light in weight, golden, hairy, small of ear, very fragrant, resembling galingale.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

It is white and light in weight, sweet, of pleasant scent; the Indian type is black and light like a hollow stalk, whereas the Syrian is heavy, colored like boxwood, bitter in odor - but the best is white, light in weight, dry, and fiery in taste.

Nome: 10_anointed_unction_according form_form slave

Quantidade de documentos: 67

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIV:

The tip of a quill is split into two, while its unity is preserved in the integrity of its body, I believe for the sake of a mystery, in order that by the two tips may be signified the Old and New Testament, from which is pressed out the sacrament of the Word poured forth in the blood of the Passion.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo III:

The Holy Spirit is very clearly declared in the books of the Gospel to be the Finger (Digitus) of God, for when one Evangelist said (Luke 11:20), "I by the finger of God cast out devils," another said the same thing in this way (Matthew 12:28), "I by the Spirit of God cast out devils."

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo IX:

28. 'Interpreters of lots' (sortilegus) are those who profess the knowledge of divination under the name of a false religion, using what they call 'lots (sors, gen. sortis) of the saints,' or those who foretell the future by examining one passage of scripture or another.

Nome: 11_bird_eggs_owl bubo_season return

Quantidade de documentos: 63

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

The 'horned owl' (bubo) hasa name composed of the sound of its call; it is a wild bird, loaded with feathers, but always constrained by heavy sluggishness; it is active among tombs day and night, and always lingers in caves.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

It is said that this bird does not fully provide food for the young it has produced until it recognizes in them a similarity to its own color through the blackness of their feathers, but after it sees that they are horrible of plumage it nourishes them more abundantly, as completely acknowledged offspring.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

It is deceitful to the extent that it will steal and hatch the eggs of another, but this deceit is fruitless, for at last when the hatchlings hear the call of their true parent, through a kind of natural instinct they abandon the bird that has reared them and return to the one who conceived them.

Nome: 12_door_road_iter_entranceway

Quantidade de documentos: 62

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXIX:

People suppose that the name was given to it either because it was pronounced 'in pieces' (carptim), just as today we say that wool that the scourers tear in pieces is carded (carminare), or because they used to think that people who sang those poems had lost (carere) their minds.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo IX:

Haruspices are so named as if the expression were 'observers (inspector) of the hours (hora)'; they watch over the days and hours for doing business and other works, and they attend to what a person ought to watch out for at any particular time.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo VII:

i.56 above). 'Door panels' (foris) or leaves (valva) are also elements of a door, but the former are so called because they swing out (foras), the latter swing (revolvere) inward, and they can be folded double - but usage has generally corrupted those terms.

Nome: 13_evening_hours_evening star_sun earth

Quantidade de documentos: 61

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXX:

5. Days (dies) are so called from 'the gods' (deus, ablative plural diis), whose names the Romans conferred upon certain astral bodies, for they named the first day from the sun, which is the chief of all the astral bodies, just as that day is head of all the days.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXI:

Night occurs either because the sun is wearied from its long journey, and when it has passed over to the last stretch of the sky, grows weak and breathes its last fires as it dwindles away, or because the sun is driven under the earth by the same force by which it carries its light over the earth, so that the shadow of the earth makes night.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo XII:

For at that time lights are kindled and carried by them, not in order to put darkness to flight, since at the same time there is daylight, but in order to display a symbol of joy, so that under the figure of the physical candlelight that light may be displayed concerning which it is read in the Gospel (John 1:9), "That was the true light, which enlighteneth every man that cometh into this world."

Nome: 14_sail_boat_mast_ship

Quantidade de documentos: 60

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Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo I:

On the open seas the ship carries this boat in its hold because of the high waves, but whenever it is near to port, the barge repays to the ship the service it accepted at sea.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo I:

21.A mioparo is named as if the term were minimus paro (i.e. 'smallest paro'), for it is a skiff built of wicker that provides a kind of vessel when it has been covered with a rough hide.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo II:

The anchor (anchora) is an iron spike taking its name viaa Greek etymology, because it grasps the rocks orsand like a person's hand, for the Greeks call the hand mUpa (i.e. y?(c)p, with an aspirated k sound), but 'anchor' has no aspiration among Greek speakers, for it is pronounced ?ymUpa.

Nome: 15_lupus_lynx_wolf_land animals

Quantidade de documentos: 59

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Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

And a wild goat is likewise a caprea (in classical Latin, a roe-deer), and an ibex (ibex), as if the word were avex, because they hold to the steep and lofty places as the birds (avis) do, and inhabit the heights, so that from these heights they are scarcely (vix) visible to human gaze.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

5. Based on a similarity to land animals, such as 'frogs' (i.e. "frog-fish," and so for the rest) and 'calves' and 'lions' and 'blackbirds' and 'peacocks,' colored with various hues on the neck and back, and 'thrushes,' mottled with white, and other fish that took for themselves the names of land animals according to their appearance.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

Pliny (Natural History 32.142) says there are 144 names for all the animals living in the waters, divided into these kinds: whales, snakes common to land and water, crabs, shellfish, lobsters, mussels, octopuses, sole, Spanish mackerel (lacertus), squid, and the like.

Nome: 16_leah_reuben_recompense_nahum

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leah reuben recompense nahum azariah leah said consoler blessed ahaziah grasps lord azariah azariah help blessed lord lord ahaziah help lord means recompense asher mountain strength grasps joshua zimri leah gave uz ahaziah ruth uzziah zechariah hezekiah issachar righteous said genesis rachel preparation gave birth lord help genesis preaching preaching lord preacheth peace preacheth place leah ishmael god interpreted hearing interpret consoled idols preceding purchased intercourse provoker causes prophesied wrath properly babylonian promised land preceding kings people joshua leah purchased judah hezekiah joy shemaiah joshua wrote joshua takes joshua means jonah means job written job 11 joash breathes joash jehoiachin preparation king judah king ishmael kindof mountain kindof principate palestine jehoiachin jehoahaz tough jehoahaz jacob sheep priest zechariah

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VI:

The name Zerubbabel is said to have been composed in Hebrew from three whole words: zo, "that," ro, "master," babel, properly "Babylonian"; and the name is compounded Zorobabel, "that master from Babylon," for he was born in Babylon, where he flourished as prince of the Jewish people.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VIII:

Nahum, "the groaning one" or "the consoler," for he cries out against the "city of blood" (Nahum 3:1), and after its overthrow he consoles Zion, saying (Nahum 1:15), "Behold upon the mountains the feet of him that bringeth good tidings, and that preacheth peace."

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VIII:

Zechariah, "memory of the Lord," for at the end of the seventieth year after the destruction of the Temple was finished, while Zechariah was preaching, the Lord remembered his people, and by the command of Darius the people of God returned, and both the city and the Temple were rebuilt.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo V:

Under extraneous: concession (concessio), setting aside the charge (remotio criminis), retorting to the charge (relatio criminis), compensation (compensatio).

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo V:

We have ourselves commended this in the case of penitents. 'Setting aside the charge' (remotio) occurs when a defendant makes every effort to displace onto some other person a crime caused by himself and his own fault.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXV:

Momentum is so called from shortness of time, requiring that the loan be returned as soon as the transaction is secured, and that there should be no delay in the recovery of the debt; just as a moment (momentum) possesses no space - its point in time is so short that it has no duration of any kind.

Nome: 18_apostles_paul_apostle says_says corinthians

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo IV:

There were also other translators who translated the sacred writings from Hebrew into Greek, such as Aquila, Symmachus, and Theodotion, and also that common (vulgaris) translation (i.e. the early Latin translation called Itala or Vetus Latina), whose authorship is not evident - for this reason the work is designated the Fifth Edition (Quinta Editio) without the name of the translator.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

It is not permitted for Greek, Latin, or barbarian speakers to translate these two words, alleluia and amen, wholly into their own language, or to pronounce them in any other language, for although they can be translated, the antiquity of their own language has been preserved in them from apostolic times because of their especially sacred authority.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo IX:

Just as in Greek ?yy?2oç means "messenger" (nuntius) in Latin, so 'one who is sent' is called an 'apostle' in Greek (i.e. ?póoto2oç), for Christ sent them to spread the gospel through the whole world, so that certain ones would penetrate Persia and India teaching the nations and working great and incredible miracles in the name of Christ, in order that, from those corroborating signs and prodigies, people might believe inwhat the Apostles were saying and had seen.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XVIII:

The acute (acutus) accent is so called because it sharpens (acuere) and raises the syllable; the grave (gravis, lit. "heavy") accent, because it depresses and lowers, for it is the opposite of the acute.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XVIII:

The grave accent is regarded as opposite to both of them, for it always lowers the syllable, while they raise it, as (Lucan, Civil War 1.15): Unde venit Titan, et nox ibi sidera condit.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XVIII:

Accents were invented either for the sake of distinguishing, as (Vergil, Aen. 8.83): Viridique in litore conspicitur sus (And a pig is seen on the green shore) so that you won't say ursus ("bear"); or for the sake of pronunciation, lest you pronounce meta as short and not as me¯ta, with its a lengthened; or because of an ambiguity which must be resolved, as ergo.

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo IX:

Genethliaci are so called on account of their examinations of nativities, for they describe the nativities (genesis) of people according to the twelve signs of the heavens, and attempt to predict the characters, actions, and circumstances of people by the course of the stars at their birth, that is, who was born under what star, or what outcome of life the person who is born would have.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VI:

These are words that appear to be derived from the word for family (gens): genitor, genetrix, agnatus, agnata, cognatus, cognata, progenitor, progenitrix, germanus, germana.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo N:

193. 'Prodigal' (nepos), so called from a certain kind of scorpion (i.e. nepa) that consumes its offspring except for the one that has settled on its back; for in turn the very one that has been saved consumes the parent; hence people who consume the property of their parents with riotous living are called prodigals.

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo H:

Burdened (honerosus, i.e. onerosus, in classical Latin "burdensome") is more than honeratus ("burdened"), just as scelerosus ("vicious") is more than sceleratus ("tainted with wickedness").

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo S:

Assiduous (studiosus).. .] 'Minutely thorough' (scrupulosus), "of a finely discriminating and rigorous mind," for a scrupo (i.e. scrupus, "jagged stone") is a rather hard grain of sand.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo S:

Scelerosus, "full of wickedness (scelus, gen. sceleris)" - like a place that is 'full of stones' (lapidosus) or 'full of sand' (arenosus) - for a scelerosus person is worse than a sceleratus ("wicked") one.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXIV:

There are three kinds of philosophy: one natural (naturalis), which in Greek is 'physics' (physica), in which one discusses the investigation of nature; a second moral (moralis), which is called 'ethics' (ethica) in Greek, in which moral behavior is treated; a third rational (rationalis), which is named with the Greek term 'logic' (logica), in which there is disputation concerning how in the causes of things and in moral behavior the truth itself may be investigated.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXIV:

And indeed, divine eloquence (i.e. the Bible) likewise consists of these three branches of philosophy; it is likely to treat nature, as in Genesis and Ecclesiastes, or conduct, as in Proverbs and here and there in all the books, or logic - by virtue of which our (Christian) writers lay claim to the theory of interpretation (theoretica) for themselves, as in the Song of Songs and the Gospels.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VI:

Although earlier the ancient Greeks would quite boastfully name themselves sophists (sophista), that is, 'wise ones' or 'teachers of wisdom,' when Pythagoras was asked what he professed, he responded with a modest term, saying that he was a 'philosopher,' that is, a lover of wisdom - for to claim that one was wise seemed very arrogant.

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo I:

The second is Sophtim, which is Judges; third Samuel, which is First Kings; fourth Malachim, which is Second Kings; fifth Isaiah; sixth Jeremiah; seventh Ezekiel; eighth Thereazar, which is called the Twelve Prophets, whose books are taken as one because they have been joined together since they are short.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo II:

Some say Moses wrote the book of Job, others say one of the prophets, and some even consider that Job himself, after the calamity he suffered, was the writer, thinking that the man who underwent the struggles of spiritual combat might himself narrate the victories he procured.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VIII:

Daniel, "judgment of God," either because in his judgment of the elders he delivered a judgment based on divinely inspired consideration when he freed Susanna from destruction by uncovering their falsity, or because, discerning with shrewd intelligence, he disclosed visions and dreams in which the future was revealed by certain details and riddles.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo VII:

positus) first in the degrees of comparison, as 'learned' (doctus). 'Comparative' (comparativus) is so named because when compared (comparatus) with the positive it surpasses it, as 'more learned' (doctior) - for he knows more than someone who is merely learned. 'Superlative' (superlativus) is so called because it completely surpasses (superferre, ppl.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo V:

Then from state of 'appeal to the law' (legalis) these types emerge, that is: 'written law and its intention' (scriptum et voluntas), contradictory laws (leges contrariae), ambiguity (ambiguitas), inference or logical reasoning (collectio sive ratiocinatio), and legal definition (definitio).

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXX:

This class of arguments is divided into five types: first, 'by the character' (ex persona); second, 'by the authority of nature' (ex naturae auctoritate); third, 'by the circumstances of the authorities' (ex temporibus auctoritatum); fourth, 'from the sayings and deeds of ancestors' (ex dictis factisque maiorum); fifth, 'by torture' (ex tormentis).

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo V:

4. Holy Scripture witnesses moreover that there are nine orders of angels, that is Angels, Archangels, Thrones, Dominations, Virtues, Principalities, Powers, Cherubim, and Seraphim (angelus, archangelus, thronus, dominatio, virtus, principatus, potestas, cherub, seraph).

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo V:

This is surely the saying of one who is showing that after the Fall of the bad angels those who were steadfast strove for the firmness (firmitas) of eternal perseverance; diverted by no lapse, falling in no pride, but firmly (firmiter) holding steady in the love and contemplation of God, they consider nothing sweet except him by whom they were created.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo III:

4. Also the Cherubim, that is, a garrison of angels, have been drawn up above the flaming sword to prevent evil spirits from approaching, so that the flames drive off human beings, and angels drive off the wicked angels, in order that access to Paradise may not lie open either to flesh or to spirits that have transgressed.

Nome: 26_lord god_gabriel_language means_god means

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo II:

He called the second book Coheleth, which in Greek means Ecclesiastes, in Latin 'The Preacher' (Contionator), because his speech is not directed specifically to one person, as in Proverbs, but generally to everyone, teaching that all the things that we see in the world are fleeting and brief, and for this reason are very little to be desired.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VI:

Jezebel, "flux of blood," or "she who streams with blood"; but better, "where is the dung-heap" - for when she was hurled down headlong, dogs devoured her flesh, as Elijah had predicted (IV Kings 9:37 Vulgate): he said, "And the flesh of Jezebel shall be as dung upon the face of the earth."

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VIII:

Jeduthun, "he who leaps across those" or "he who jumps those," for this person called 'the leaper across' leapt by his singing across certain people who were cleaving to the ground, bent down to the earth, thinking about things that are at the lowest depths, and putting their hope in transient things.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo IV:

There is this difference between a tenant and a 'resident alien' (advena): tenants are people who emigrate, and do not remain permanently, whereas we speak of resident aliens or immigrants (incola) as coming from abroad but settling permanently - hence the term incola, for those who are now inhabitants, from the word 'reside' (incolere).

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo E:

Banished (extorris), because one is 'outside his own land' (extra terram suam), as if the term were exterris - but properly speaking one is banished when driven out by force and ejected from his native soil with terror (terror).

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo I:

Logic supplies the earth's diverse names, for the word terra is derived from the upper surface that is worn away (terere); soil (humus) from the lower, or moist (humidus) earth, like that under the sea; ground (tellus), because we carry away (tollere) what it produces; as such it is also called Ops (i.e. the earth-goddess of plenty) because it produces wealth (ops) from its crops; and also 'arable land' (arvum), from plowing (arare) and cultivating.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

But Vergil moderates this well, when he uses this figure not through the entire verse, like Ennius, but sometimes only at the beginning of a verse, as in this (Aen. 1.295): Saeva sedens super arma (Sitting over his savage weapons), and at other times at the end, as (Aen. 3.183): Sola mihi tales casus Cassandra canebat (Cassandra alone foretold to me such calamities).

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

Vergil, Aen. 2.348): Iuvenes, fortissima frustra pectora, si vobis audendi extrema cupido est certa sequi, quae sit rebus fortuna videtis.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXIX:

In fact, Proba, wife of Adelphus, copied a very full cento from Vergil on the creation of the world and the Gospels (i.e. Cento Probae), with its subject matter composed in accordance with Vergil's verses, and the verses fitted together in accordance with her subject matter.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The 'sacred spine' (spina sacra) is the lowest part of the spinal column; the Greeks call it ¬?pòv òotouv, because it is the first bone which is formed when a child is conceived, and for this reason it was the first part of a sacrificial animal that would be offered by the pagans to their gods - whence it is called 'sacred spine.'

Livro: Animals; capítulo IV:

The tracks left by snakes are such that, although they are seen to lack feet, they nevertheless crawl on their ribs with forward thrusts of their scales, which are spread evenly from the highest part of the neck to the lowest part of the belly.

Livro: Animals; capítulo IV:

Hence if a snake is crushed by some blow to any part of the body, from the belly to the head, it is unable to make its way, having been crippled, because wherever the blow strikes it breaks the spine, which activates the 'feet' of the ribs and the motion of the body.

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo II:

pómpU??oç, "hidden"), because they have come into doubt; their origin is hidden and is not evident to the Church Fathers, from whom the authority of the true scriptures has come down to us by a very sure and well-known succession.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo I:

For instance (Psalm 98:1 Vulgate), "He that sitteth on the cherubims" is said with reference to position; and (Psalm 103:6 Vulgate) "The deep like a garment is its clothing," referring to vesture; and (Psalm 101:28 Vulgate) "Thy years shall not fail," which pertains to time; and (Psalm 138:8 Vulgate) "If I ascend into heaven, thou art there," referring to place.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VIII:

The fifth kind is a voice from heaven, like that which sounded to Abraham saying (Genesis 22:12), "Lay not thy hand upon the boy," and to Saul on the road (Acts 9:4), "Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me?"

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Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo V:

5. 'Pentapolis' inthe Greek tongue is so called after its 'five cities' (cf. psvt?, "five"; pó2tç, "city"), namely Berenice, Ceutria, Apollonia, Ptolomais, and Cyrene; of these Ptolomais and Berenice were named after their rulers.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

Cadmus founded Egyptian Thebes, which is held to be quite famous among Egyptian cities for the number of its gates; Arab people transport articles of commerce to it from everywhere.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

Achaea was built by Achaeus; Pelops, who ruled among the Argives, founded the city of Peloponnensis; Cecrops built Rhodes on the island of Rhodes; Carpathus built Cos; Aeos, son of Typhon, built Paphos; Angeus, son of Lycurgus, built Samos; Dardanus founded Dardania.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIX:

4773 Artaxerxes, 40 years.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIX:

4792 Darius, [also named Nothus] 19 years.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIX:

4832 Artaxerxes, 40 years.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

We say shoulder (humerus, i.e. umerus), as if the word were the 'forequarter of an animal' (armus), to distinguish humans from mute animals, so that we say human beings have shoulders, whereas animals have forequarters, for forequarters in the proper sense belong to quadrupeds.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The spine (spina, also meaning "thorn") is the backbone (iunctura dorsi, "linkage of the back"), so called because it has sharp spurs; its joints are called vertebrae (spondilium) on account of the part of the brain (i.e. the spinal cord) that is carried through them via a long duct to the other parts of the body.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The intestines (intestina; cf. intestinus, "inward") are so called because they are confined in the interior (interior) part of the body; they are arranged in long coils like circles, so that they may digest the food they take in little by little, and not be obstructed by added food.

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Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo V:

The vaults (convexum) are the edges of the sky, named from their curvature, for a convex (convexus) thing is curved and inclined and bent in the manner of a circle.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo XII:

A shed (tugurium) is a little house that vineyard-keepers make for themselves as a covering (tegimen), as if the word were tegurium, either for avoiding the heat of the sun and deflecting its rays, or so that from there the keeper may drive away either the people or the animals that would lie in wait for the immature fruit.

Livro: War and games; capítulo IX:

A case (teca, i.e. theca), so named because it covers (tegere) whatever is held in it, with the letter c put for g. Others claim that theca is from a Greek word (cf. 9?m?, "chest"), because something is stored there - whence a storage place for books is called a bibliotheca.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXVIII:

For example, funiculus ("small rope," with an obviously masculine ending) shows that funis ("rope") is masculine, just as marmusculum ("small block of marble," with an obviously neuter ending) shows that marmor ("marble") is of neuter gender.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

Some parts in our body were created solely for reasons of usefulness, as for instance the viscera; some for usefulness and ornament, like the sense organs in the face, and the hands and feet in the body, limbs that are both of great usefulness and most pleasing form.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

Some are there to allow us to tell the difference between the sexes, as for instance the genitals, the grownbeard, and the wide chest in men; in women the smooth cheeks and the narrow chest; although, in order to conceive and carry a fetus, they have wide loins and sides.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXIX:

21.A work consisting of many books is called a poesis by its Greek name; a poem (poema) is a work of one book, an idyll (idyllion), a work of few verses, a distich (distichon) of two verses, and a monostich (monostichon) of one verse.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXIX:

The grammarians are accustomed to call those poems 'centos' (cento) which piece together their own particular work in a patchwork (centonarius) manner from poems of Homer and Vergil, making a single poem out of many scattered passages previously composed, based on the possibilities offered by each source.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VII:

Whence poets (poeta) are so called, thus says Tranquillus (i.e. Suetonius, On Poets 2) "When people first began to possess a rational way of life, having shaken off their wildness, and to come to know themselves and their gods, they devised for themselves a humble culture and the speech required for their ideas, and devised a greater expression of both for the worship of their gods.

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo III:

It was formerly called ador from 'eating' (edere), because it was what people first used, or because in a sacrifice bread of that kind was offered 'at altars' (ad aras) - whence furthermore sacrifices are called adorea (i.e. an honorary gift of grain).

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo II:

5. 'Sumptuous meals' (epulae) are so called from the opulence (opulentia) of things. 'Ordinary meals' (epulae simplices) are divided into two necessary elements, bread and wine, and two categories beyond these, namely, what people seek out for eating from the land and from the sea.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo III:

Hence also merenda (see ii.12 above), because in ancient times that was the time at which plain (merus) bread would be given to laboring servants - or, because at that time of day people 'took a siesta' (meridiare) alone and separately, not, that is, as at lunch and dinner, gathered at one table.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo II:

As I was saying, woman (mulier) is named for her feminine sex, not for a corruption of her innocence, and this is according to the word of Sacred Scripture, for Eve was called woman as soon as she was made from the side of her man, when she had not yet had any contact with a man, as is said in the Bible (cf. Gen. 2:22): "And he formed her into a woman (mulier)."

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo II:

She who is nowadays called a woman (femina) in ancient times was called vira; just as 'female slave' (serva) was derived from 'male slave' (servus) and 'female servant' (famula) from 'male servant' (famulus), so also woman (vira) from man (vir).

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo II:

The word 'woman' (femina) is derived from the parts of the thighs (femur, plural femora or femina) where the appearance of the sex distinguishes her from a man.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XVII:

In each foot there occurs an arsis (arsis) and a thesis (thesis), that is, a raising and lowering of the voice - for the feet would not be able to follow a road unless they were alternately raised and lowered.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

But anything that sustains something is called a solum, as if it were derived from 'solid ground' (solidum); whence the ground is also called 'soil' (solum), because it sustains everything; and the sole of the foot is so called, because it carries the entire weight of the body.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo XVI:

A 'mountain path' (clivosum) is a winding road. 'Footprints' (vestigium) are the traces of the feet imprinted by the soles of those who went first, so called because by means of them the paths of those who have gone before are traced (investigare), that is, recognized.

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Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo III:

The wine that is poured out as a libation and offered at an altar is called infertus. 'Polluted' (spurcus) is wine that may not be offered, or in which water is mingled, as if it were 'bastardized' (spurius), that is, unclean.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo III:

Although its name is Hebrew, it still has a Latin sound because it is made from the juice (sucus) of grain or fruits, or the fruit of palms is squeezed to a pulp; and the liquid, thick with the cooked produce, like juice, is strained, and the resulting drink is named sicera.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo III:

The liquid from liquamen is called salsugo or muria, but properly muria (i.e. "brine") is the name for water mixed with salt, to produce the taste of the sea (mare).

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

12.903): Sed neque currentem, sed nec cognoscit euntem, tollentemque manu saxumque inmane moventem (But he does not know (himself) while running or walking, and lifting and moving the huge rock with his hand).

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo IX:

The convincing is that which convinces by manifest reason, as Cicero did in his Defense of Milo (79): "Therefore you are sitting as avengers of the death of a man whose life you would not be willing to restore, even if you thought you could."

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXI:

When these are set in opposition they make for beauty of expression, and among the ornaments of speech they remain the most lovely, as Cicero (Catiline Oration 2.25): "On this side shame does battle; on that, impudence; here modesty, there debauchery; here faith, there deceit; here piety, there wickedness; here steadiness, there rage; here decency, there foulness; here restraint, there lust; here in short equity, temperance, courage, wisdom, all the virtues struggle with iniquity, dissipation, cowardice, foolhardiness - with all the vices.

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Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VIII:

A grove (lucus) is a place enclosed by dense trees that keep light (lux, gen. lucis) from reaching the ground.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XIV:

It is called 'carbuncle' because it is fiery, like a coal (carbo), and its gleam is not overcome by the night, for it gives so much light in the darkness that it casts its flames up to the eye.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VI:

7.A 'sacred grove' (lucus) is a dense thicket of trees that lets no light come to the ground, named by way of antiphrasis because it 'sheds no light' (non lucere).

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

But partly, through the passage of time, they have been so altered that the most learned people, poring over the oldest historical works, have not been able to find the origin of all nations from among these forebears, but only of some, and these with difficulty.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

As is the case for these nations, so for others the names have changed over the centuries in accordance with their kings, or their locations, or their customs, or for whatever other reasons, so that the primal origin of their names from the passage of time is no longer evident.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo V:

It is the same with areas (locus); for in the 'globe of lands' (orbis terrarum) areas and expanses of land contain in themselves many provinces; just as in the body an area is a single part, containing many members; and just as a house has many rooms in it.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

Ambrose makes mention of this in a comparison of it with heresies, saying (On Faith 1.4): "For heresy, like a certain hydra in the fables, grew from its own wounds, and as often as it would be cut down, it spread; it should be fed to the fire and will perish in a conflagration."

Livro: War and games; capítulo III:

Lucan recalls this, saying (Civil War 1.7): Standards (against standards), eagles matching eagles, and javelins threatening javelins.

Livro: War and games; capítulo VII:

Of these, Lucan (Civil War 1.7): Standards (against standards), eagles matching eagles, and javelins (pila) threatening javelins.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

Switches (virga) are the tips of branches and trees, so called because they are green (viridis), or because they possess the power of persuading (vis arguendi); if it is smooth, it is a switch, but if it is knotty and has points, it is correctly called by the term scorpio (lit. "scorpion"), because it is driven into the body leaving a curved wound.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VI:

A man's seed is a froth of blood that looks like water dashed against cliffs and making a white froth, or like dark wine that makes a whitish foam when shaken in a cup.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo II:

Hoeing is done after the planting, when farmers after unyoking the oxen split the large clods and break them apart with hoes, and it is called hoeing (occatio) as if it were 'blinding' (occaecatio), because it covers the seeds.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

Cudgels (fustis) are used to beat young men for their crimes; they are so named because they may stand fixed in ditches (fossa); country people call them 'stakes.'

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo IV:

In short, there was a shrine of Venus in a certain temple precinct, and there was a candelabrum there with a lamp upon it burning in the open air in such a way that no storm or tempest could extinguish it.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo X:

The ancients had chandeliers (funale candelabrum) with hooked prongs sticking out, to which were attached cords daubed with wax or a material of the kind that would feed the light.

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo X:

2.A prognostic (prognosticon) is a treatise on the foreseeing of the progression of diseases, so called from 'foreknowing' (praenoscere), for a physician should recognize the past, know the present, and foresee the future.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

Moreover, the term 'prince' derives from the sense of 'taking,' because he 'first takes' (primus capit), just as one speaks of a 'citizen of a municipality' (municeps) because he 'takes office' (munia capit).

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo IV:

The same person is called a copyist (exceptor), and a 'public scribe' (scriba publicus), because he writes down (scribere) only those things that are published (publicare) in the records of transactions.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

People say that this is a clever fish, for when it is enclosed in a wicker trap, it does not break through with its brow or thrust its head through the opposing twigs, but, turning around, with repeated blows of its tail it widens an opening and so goes out backwards.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XIX:

It is reported that this boy had such genius that, when he sought a quick way to divide wood, he copied the spine of a fish, sharpening a strip of iron and arming it with the biting power of teeth.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo XVI:

A very harsh type of bit is the 'wolftoothed' (lupatus), so called from having uneven teeth like wolves' (lupinus) teeth; consequently its 'bite' is a powerful curb.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXIX:

20. 'Epitaph' (epitaphium) in Greek is translated in Latin as "over the grave" (supra tumulum), for it is an inscription about the dead, which is made over the repose of those who are now dead.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo M:

Moribund (moribundus), "like one dying (moriri)," just as vitabundus (in classical Latin, "avoiding") means "like one living" (cf. vita, "life").

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo II:

Death (mors) is so called, because it is bitter (amarus), or by derivation from Mars, who is the author of death; [or else, death is derived from the bite (morsus) of the first human, because when he bit the fruit of the forbidden tree, he incurred death].

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VII:

The etymologies of certain patriarchs ought to be noted, so that we may know what is reflected in their names, for many of them took their names from specific causes. 'Patriarchs' means "chiefs among the fathers" (patrum principes), for ?pyóç in Greek means 'chief' (princeps).

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo IV:

11. 'Enrolled fathers' (patres conscripti) were so called because when Romulus chose the ten curial districts of the senators he set down their names on golden tablets in the presence of the populace, and hence they were called enrolled fathers.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo P:

Parricide (parricida) is the proper word for someone who kills his own parent (parens), although some of the ancients called this a parenticida because the act of parricide can also be understood as the homicide (homicidium) of anybody, since one 'human being' (homo) is the equal (par) of another.

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The quince (malum Cydonium) takes its name from a town on the island of Crete - in this regard, the Greeks would call Cydonia the mother of the Cretan cities - and from this fruit cydonitum (i.e. a preserve or medicinal ointment of quince) is made.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

Nightshade (strychnos) is called the 'healing herb' (herba salutaris) in Latin, because it eases headache and acid stomach.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo X:

The cyme (cyma) is so called as if the word were coma ("hair"), for this term means the crown of vegetable plants or trees, in which is located the natural power to make plant life.

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XXI:

Different types of cithara belong to this division, and also drums, cymbals, rattles, and bronze and silver vessels, and others that when struck produce a sweet ringing sound from the hardness of their metal, as well as other instruments of this sort.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XXI:

Strings (chorda) are so called from 'heart' (cor, gen. cordis) because the throbbing of the strings in the cithara is like the throbbing of the heart in the chest.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XXI:

It has a characteristic shared with the foreign cithara, being in the shape of the letter delta; but there is this difference between the psaltery and the cithara, that the psaltery has the hollowed wooden box from which the sound resonates on its top side, so that the strings are struck from underneath and resonate from above, but the cithara has its wooden sound-box on the bottom.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo IV:

It is called 'judicial' because it judges (iudicare) a man, and its decision shows whether a praiseworthy person may be worthy of a reward, or whether a person surely charged with a crime may be condemned or freed from punishment.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXV:

A 'temporary injuction' (interdictum) 'is pronounced for the time being' (interim dicitur) by the judge, not in perpetuity, but with the intention of changing the temporary order at the right time, when the conditions of the judgment are met.

Livro: War and games; capítulo XV:

The word 'judge' (iudex) is so called as if the word were 'telling the law' (ius dicere) to the people, or because he 'decides lawfully' (iure disceptare).

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo IV:

When the people of God came into Babylon, many of them abandoned their wives and took up with Babylonian women; but some were content with Israelite wives only, or they were born (genitus) from these, and when they returned from Babylon, they separated themselves from the population as a whole and claimed for themselves this boastful name.]

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo IV:

who were transported to that place, when Israel was captive and led off to Babylon, coming to the land of the region of Samaria, kept the customs of the Israelites in part, which they had learned from a priest who had been brought back, and in part they kept the pagan custom that they had possessed in the land of their birth.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

Sennacherib, king of the Assyrians, built Samaria, from which the whole region that surrounded it took its name, and he called it 'Samaria,' that is, 'The Watch,' because when he delivered Israel into the hands of the Medes he set watchmen there.

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XIV:

Chrysoprase (chrysoprasus) is an Ethiopian stone; light conceals it, but darkness reveals it, for at night it is fiery, and golden during the day.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XVIII:

Gold (aurum) is named from 'gleam' (aura), that is, from its luster, because it gleams more when the air reflects it.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XVIII:

Whence Vergil says (Aen. 6.204): From which the contrasting gleam (aura) of gold (aurum) shone through the branches, that is, the luster of gold, for it is natural for the luster of metal to gleam more when it is reflected with another light.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXI:

There are also other small marks (i.e. signes de renvoi) made in books for drawing attention to things that are explained at the edges of the pages, so that when the reader finds a sign of this type in the margin he may know that it is an explanation of the same word or line that he finds with a similar mark lying above it when he turns back to the text.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXIII:

Recent emperors have ordained that these legal signs be abolished from codes of law, because shrewd people were cleverly deceiving many ignorant people by means of these signs.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXV:

2. Caesar Augustus also said to his son: "Since innumerable things are constantly occurring about which we must write to each other, and which must be secret, let us have between us code-signs, if you will, such that, when something is to be written in code, we will replace each letter with the following letter in this way: b for a, c for b, and then the rest in the same way.

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo VIII:

Latin speakers call this 'rainbow-colored disease' (morbus arcuatus) from its resemblance to the rainbow (arcus)- but Varro says it is to be called aurigo (i.e. aurugo) after its gold (aurum) color.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo V:

The Milky Circle (lacteus circulus, i.e. the Milky Way) is the road seen in the sphere of the sky, named for its brightness, because it is white.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo IV:

Galactites is ashy in color and pleasant to the taste; it is so named because when it is ground up it emits a milky substance (cf.

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Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

Some have said the word 'town' (oppidum) is from the 'opposing' (oppositio) of its walls; others, from its hoarding of wealth (ops), due to which it is fortified; others, because the community of those living in it gives mutual support (ops) against an enemy.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

. Further, cities (civitas) are called 'colonial towns' (colonia), or 'free towns' (municipium), or hamlets, fortresses, or country villages.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

Hamlets and fortresses and country villages are communities that are distinguished by none of the dignity of a city, but are inhabited by a common gathering of people, and because of their small size are tributary to the larger cities.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIX:

3795 Othniel, 40 years.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIX:

3915 Deborah, 40 years.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIX:

4346 Jehoash, 40 years.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XII:

This pattern reworked into its contrary would be an effective confirmation (catasceva).

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo X:

Seventh the commercial, because merchandise is wrapped in this type, since it is less suitable for writing.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VI:

Of these the best known and the biggest, which many of the ancients investigated with expert effort, should be noted.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

Indeed, the earlier age preferred that death occur by the sword, for the sword understands how to bring life to the finish with a quick death, without a more grievous torment.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo IX:

Prudentius also spoke thus about Mercury (Against the Oration of Symmachus 1.90): It is told that he recalled perished souls to the light by the power of a wand that he held, but condemned others to death, and a little later he adds, For with a magic murmur you know how to summon faint shapes and enchant sepulchral ashes.

Livro: War and games; capítulo I:

Others think that treaties are so called from a sow foully (foede) and cruelly slaughtered, the kind of death desired for anyone who may withdraw from a peace treaty.

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo IV:

After having first been drenched with wine and blown on with bellows, it is burned until it turns red and is extinguished again with sweet wine three times in succession, so that it is useful for dying cloth.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VIII:

People adulterate its sap with oil of the henna tree or honey mixed in, but it can be proved to be unmixed with honey if it coagulates with milk, and unmixed with oil if, when instilled or mixed in with water, it easily dissolves, and further if woolen clothing soiled with it is not stained.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XVII:

But twigs of black grapevine, steeped in the best wine, produce the gleam of indigo after they dry out if you roast them dry and grind them up with added glue.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo II:

When they bear their cubs, the cub is said to sleep for three days and nights, and then after that the roaring or growling of the father, making the den shake, as it were, is said to wake the sleeping cub.

Livro: Animals; capítulo II:

The reason for this characteristic is obvious, for when the cubs grow in their mother's womb and, as their powers mature, become strong enough to be born, they detest the delay in time so much that they tear with their claws at the laden womb since it is standing in the way of delivery.

Livro: Animals; capítulo II:

The bear (ursus) is said to be so called because it shapes its offspring in its 'own mouth' (ore suo), as if the word were orsus, for people saythat it produces unshaped offspring, and gives birth to some kind of flesh that the mother forms into limbs by licking it.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXVII:

Thus while we say centum ("hundred") and trecentos ("three hundred"), after that we say quadringentos ("four hundred"), putting G for C. Similarly there is a kinship between C and Q, for we write huiusce ("of this") with C and cuiusque ("of each") with a Q. The preposition cum ("with") should be written with a C, but if it is a conjunction ("while"), then it should be written with a Q, for we say quum lego ("while I speak").

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXVII:

Quid ("what") is written with a D when it is a pronoun, and with a T when it is the verb whose paradigm appears simply, as queo, quis, quit ("I can, you can, he/she/it can"), and in the compound nequeo, nequis, nequit ("I cannot, you cannot, he/she/it cannot").

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXVII:

Quod ("that") when it is a pronoun should be written with D, whena numeric term with T (i.e. quot, "as many"), because totidem ("just as many") is written with T. Quotidie ("daily") should be written with Q, not C (i.e. cotidie), since it is quot diebus ("on as many days").

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo XII:

3. doorkeeper (ostiarius), psalmist (psalmista), reader (lector), exorcist (exorcista), acolyte (acolythus), subdeacon (subdiaconus), deacon (diaconus), priest (presbyter), bishop (episcopus).

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo XII:

A priest (sacerdos) has a name compounded of Greek and Latin, as it were 'one who gives a holy thing' (sacrum dans), for as king (rex) is named from 'ruling' (regere), so priest from 'making sacrifice' (sacrificare) - for he consecrates (consecrare) and sanctifies (sanctificare).

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo XII:

Elders (presbyter) are also called priests (sacerdos), because they perform the sacraments (sacrum dare), as do bishops; but although they are priests (sacerdos) they do not have the highest honor of the pontificate, for they neither mark the brow with chrism nor give the Spirit, the Comforter, which a reading of the Acts of the Apostles shows may be done by bishops only.

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo II:

Some people think that salt (sal) is so named because it springs out (exsilire) when cast into fire, for it flees the fire whenever it is set alight, but this is according to its nature, since fire and water are always hostile to each other.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo II:

Others think that salt is named from the ocean (salum) and the sun (sol), since it is generated spontaneously by seawater as foam deposited on the edges of the seashore or cliffs and evaporated by the sun.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo II:

Common salt crackles in fire; Tragasean salt does not crackle in fire or leap out; Agrigentian salt from Sicily, although enduring flame, leaps out of water, and, contrary to nature, flows when it is in the fire.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VII:

sponsus), for before the use of matrimonial registers the betrothed sent each other written warranties in which they would pledge to each other that they consented to the laws of marriage, and they would provide guarantors.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VII:

However, conjugal partners are more truly so called from the initial pledge of their betrothal, even though conjugal relations are still unknown to them, as Mary is called the 'conjugal partner' of Joseph, but between them there neither was nor would be any commingling of the flesh.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VII:

Wives (uxor) are so called as though the word were unxior, for there was an ancient custom that, as soon as newlyweds would come to their husbands' threshold, before they entered they would decorate the door posts with woolen fillets and anoint (unguere, perfect unxi) them with oil.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

Polyptoton (polyptoton) occurs when a sentence is varied with different grammatical cases, as (Persius, Satires 3.84): Ex nihilo nihilum, ad nihilum nil posse reverti (Nothing from nothing, nothing can be returned to nothing) and (Persius, Satires 5.79): Marci Dama.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

Antithesis (antitheton) occurs where opposites are placed against each other and bring beauty to the sentence, as this (Ovid, Met. 1.19): Frigida pugnabant calidis, humentia siccis: mollia cum duris, sine pondere habentia pondus (Cold things battled with hot ones, moist with dry, soft with hard, those having weight with the weightless).

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXIX:

Writers on the arts name it 'on the same and the different' (de eodem et de altero), as when one asks what is the difference between a 'king' and a 'tyrant'; when the differentia is applied, what each is, is defined; that is, "A king is measured and temperate, but a tyrant impious and harsh."

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

For the Romans, the title imperator was at first given only to those on whom supremacy in military affairs was settled, and therefore the imperatores were so called from 'commanding' (imperare) the army.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

But although generals held command for a long time with the title of imperator, the senate decreed that this was the name of Augustus Caesar only, and he would be distinguished by this title from other 'kings' of nations.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo IV:

Boeotia is so called for the following reason: when Cadmus, son of Agenor, searched under command of his father for his sister Europa, who had been seized by Jupiter, and he could not find her, he made up his mind to choose a place for exile, fearing the wrath of his father.

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VI:

The Epicureans (Epicureus) are so called from a certain philosopher Epicurus, a lover of vanity, not of wisdom, whom the philosophers themselves named 'the pig,' wallowing in carnal filth, as it were, and asserting that bodily pleasure is the highest good.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo V:

Again, the spurius son is born from an unknown father and from a widowed mother, as if he were the son of a spurium only - for the ancients termed the female generative organs spurium, as though the term derived from the term opópoç, that is, "seed" - and he has no name from his father.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo F:

Rascal (furcifer) was once the term for one who, because of a petty offense, was forced to 'carry a fork-shaped yoke' (furcam ferre) along the road, more to shame the man than as a cause of torment, and to announce his sin, and warn others not to sin in like manner.

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo L:

Copious (laetus, lit. "happy"), from amplitude (latitudo). 'Rich in lands' (locuples), as if the term were 'full of estate property' (locis plenus) and the owner of many properties, as Cicero teaches in the Second Book of his Republic (16): "And with a great production of sheep and cattle, because then their business was in livestock and the possession of places (locus), for which reason they were called wealthy (pecuniosus) and 'rich in lands' (locuples)."

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXVI:

Some people think the ludix (i.e. lodix, "coverlet") is named from public games (ludus), that is, the theater, for when young men used to leave the brothel at the public games, they would conceal their heads and faces with these coverings, because someone who has entered a whorehouse is usually ashamed.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXIII:

A baldric (balteum) is a military belt, so named because military insignia hang from it, showing the total number of men in the military legion, that is, 6600, of which number the soldiers themselves are a part.

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo VI:

A number that is taken into account with respect to another number is one that is compared relative to the other number, as, for example, when 4 is compared to 2, it is called 'duplex' (duplex)

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo VI:

For example, when 8 is compared to 3, 8 contains within itself 3 two times, plus two other parts of

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo IX:

It is quite certain that numbers are 'without limit' (infinitus), since at whatever number you think the limit has been reached, that same number can be increased - not, I say, by the addition of only one, but however large it is, and however huge a number it contains, by reason and by the science of numbers it can be not only doubled, but even further multiplied.

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XXXI:

The philosophers have said that the sky (caelum, "sky, heaven, the heavens") is rounded, spinning, and burning; and the sky is called by its name because it has the figures of the constellations impressed into it, just like an engraved (caelare) vessel.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo IV:

The sky (caelum) is so named because, like an engraved (caelatum) vessel, it has the lights of the stars pressed into it, just like engraved figures; for a vessel which glitters with figures that stand out is called caelatus.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo VII:

That which is very fine, where winds and tempests cannot exist, makes up the celestial part, but that which is more turbulent, which takes on bodily substance with exhalations of moisture, is defined as earthy; it gives rise to many forms of itself.

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The crustumia olive is also called the volemis, so called because it fills the palm (vola), that is, the middle of the hand, with its large size; from this root we also have the word 'seize' (involare).

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

68. 'Olive oil' (oleum) is named from the olive tree (olea), for as I have already said, olea is the tree, from which is derived the word oleum.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

All fruits in Latin are as a rule of feminine gender, with a few exceptions, such as the masculine oleaster ("wild olive") and neuter siler ("osier"); so Vergil (Geo.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

For that reason the Romans forbade water and fire to certain condemned people - because air and water are free to all and given to everyone - so that the condemned might not enjoy what is given by nature to everyone.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo III:

For a kindled fire has this nature, that however many should behold it, however many should behold that mane of purple splendor, to that same number would it impart the sight of its light, and offer the ministry of its gift, and still it would persist in its integrity.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo IX:

Gehennaisaplace of fire and sulphur that is believed to have been named from a valley, consecrated to idols, that is next to the city wall of Jerusalem, and which was once filled with the corpses of the dead - for there the Hebrews used to sacrifice their children to demons - and the place itself is called Gehennon.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo I:

Then, when the population was no longer able to bear the factious magistrates, they brought the Decemvirs (lit. the "ten men") into being to write laws; these men set forth in the Twelve Tables the laws whichhad been translated fromthe books of Solon into the Latin language.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XV:

Under Caesar Augustus the suffect consuls Papius and Poppaeus introduced a law that is called 'Lex Papia Poppea' from their names; this law sets up rewards for fathers for begetting children.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo III:

Ptolemy in particular, known as Philadelphus, and very perceptive about all kinds of literature, collected for his library not only pagan authors, but even divine literature, because he emulated Pisistratus in his zeal for libraries.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVI:

The judgment of incest (incestum) is made with regard to consecrated virgins or those who are closely related by blood, for those who have intercourse with such people are considered incestus, that is, 'unchaste' (incastus).

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VI:

For, contrary to human modesty, it was their custom to copulate publicly with their wives, insisting that it is lawful and decent to lie openly with one's wife, because it is a lawful union; they preach that this should be done publicly in the streets or avenues like dogs.

Livro: Animals; capítulo II:

The mole (furo) is named from 'dark' (furvus), whence also comes the word 'thief' (fur), for it digs dark and hidden tunnels and tosses out the prey that it finds.

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Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XIV:

The reason why the sea has no increase in its size, even though it receives all the rivers and springs, is partly because its own huge size is not affected by the waters flowing in; then again, it is because the bitter water consumes the fresh water flowing in; or because the clouds themselves draw up and absorb a great deal of water; or because the winds carry away part of the sea, and the sun dries up part; finally, because it is percolated through certain hidden openings in the earth, and runs back again to the source of springs and fountains.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XIX:

3. Lake Asphalti (i.e. Lake Asphaltites) is the same as the Dead Sea, so named because it generates nothing living and tolerates no type of living creature, for it has no fish and does not allow itself to be used by birds that are accustomed to water and rejoice at diving.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo II:

Bitumen (bitumen) comes forth in the lake Asphaltites (i.e. the Dead Sea) in Judea; sailors in skiffs collect floating clumps of it as they draw near.

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo V:

Although it has one name, it produces more than one type; the Aminean 'twin' (duae geminae) so called because it yields double grapes, and the Aminean 'woolly' (lanatus), because it has a woolly down, more so than others.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo V:

Faecinian grapes have tiny berries and tough skin; they trail Aminean grapes in quality and surpass them in fecundity.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo V:

Helvola grapes, which some call 'variegated,' are so called from their color, neither purple nor black but dun (helvus), although their must is whitish - for dun has dark and light in its color: it is neither light nor dark as such.

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo VI:

3. Frenzy (frenesis) is named either from an impediment of mind - for the Greeks call the mind ??psv?ç - or from the sufferers' gnashing their teeth, since frendere is grinding of teeth.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo VII:

Mania (mania) is so called from insanity or madness, for the ancient Greeks used to call madness µavtm?, either because of their unbalanced state, which the Greeks called manie, or from divination, because µav?±v in Greek means "to divine."

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo L:

In the strict sense lymphaticus is the word for one who contracts a disease from water, making him run about hither and thither, or from the disease gotten from a flow of water.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XVII:

dicere, "speak") grandly, but humbly, when he teaches; moderately, when he praises or chastises something; grandly, when he calls to conversion minds that are turned away.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo C:

Swift (celer) is so called from swiftness (celeritas), because such a one quickly does what needs to be done. 'Closely connected' (confinalis), because one is nearby (affinis) in family or in location.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo S:

Skillful (sollers), because one is engaged (sollicitus) 'ina craft' (ars) and adroit, for among the ancients one who was trained in every good craft would be called skillful.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo VII:

Some nouns are called 'diminutive in sound' (sono diminutivus), because they sound like diminutive nouns, but are conceptually primary nouns, as 'table' (tabula), 'fable' (fabula).

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

Onomatopoeia (onomatopoeia) is a word fashioned to imitate the sound of jumbled noise as the stridor ("creaking") of hinges, the hinnitus ("whinnying") of horses, the mugitus ("lowing") of cows, the balatus ("bleating") of sheep.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo N:

191. 'Triflers' (nugas, i.e. nugae) is a Hebrew term, for so it is used in the prophets, where Zephaniah says (3:18): "The triflers (nugae; accusative nugas) that were departed from the law (I will gather together)" - so that we have reason to know that the Hebrew language is the mother of all languages.

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XIX:

A perfect (perfectus) voice is high, sweet, and distinct: high, so that it can reach the high range; distinct, so that it fills the ears; sweet, so that it soothes the spirits of the listeners.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo VII:

Hoarseness (raucedo) is a loss of voice; it is also called arteriasis because it makes the voice hoarse and tight from damage to the windpipe (arteria).

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The windpipe (arteria) is so called either because by its means air (aer), that is, breath, is conducted from the lungs, or else because it retains the vital breath in tight (artus) and narrow passageways, whence it emits the sounds of the voice.

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo I:

In the New Testament there are two classes: first the Gospel (evangelicus) class, which contains Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, and second the Apostolic (apostolicus) class which contains Paul in fourteen epistles, Peter in two, John in three, James and Jude in single epistles, the Acts of the Apostles and the Apocalypse (i.e. Revelation) of John.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo II:

First Matthew wrote his Gospel in Hebrew characters and words in Judea, taking as his starting point for spreading the gospel (evangelizare) the human birth of Christ, saying (1:1): "The book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham" - meaning that Christ descended bodily from the seed of the patriarchs, as was foretold in the prophets through the Holy Spirit.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo II:

Luke the Evangelist is the writer of the Acts of the Apostles; in this work the infancy of the young Church is woven, and the history of the apostles is contained - whence it is called the Acts of the Apostles.

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo II:

Cornerstone (Lapis angularis), because he joins two walls coming from different directions, that is from the circumcised and the uncircumcised, into the one fabric of the Church, or because he makes peace in himself for angels (angelus) and humans.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo VII:

This stone also provides a most blatant example of the shamelessness of magicians, because they claim that someone carrying an herb blended with a heliotrope, once certain spells have been cast, cannot be seen.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XII:

5. Hexecontalithos is a multicolored stone of a small size, whence it has taken this name for itself, for it is sprinkled with such a variety of spots that the colors of sixty gemstones are contained in its small orb (cf. s(?movta, "sixty"; 2(c)9oç, "stone").

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo IX:

There is nothing surprising about the trickery of the magicians, since their skills in magic advanced to such a point that they even countered Moses with very similar signs, turning staffs into serpents and water into blood.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo IX:

4.487): She promises with her spells to soothe whichever minds she wishes, but to bring hard cares to others; to make the water of rivers stand still, to turn the stars back, and to raise night ghosts; you will see the earth groan underfoot, and wild mountain-ashes descend from the hills.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo IX:

Hydromancers (hydromantius) are so called from water, for hydromancy is calling up the shades of demons by gazing into water, and watching their images or illusions, and hearing something from them, when they are said to consult the lower beings by use of blood.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

Conscript soldiers are so called because they are enrolled in the muster list by the officer who will command them, just as soldiers are called transcripts when they transfer from one legion to another - and hence transcript (transcriptus), because they give their names so that they may be transcribed (transcribere).

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

Reinforcements (subcenturiatus) are men not of the first, but of the second century, as if the word were 'below the first century' (sub prima centuria); nevertheless in battle they were formed up and placed inlookouts so that if the first century failed they, whom we have spoken of as the substitutes, would reinforce the first century in their efforts.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

These troops are called maniples (manipulus) either because they would begin a battle in the first combat (manus), or because, before battlestandards existed, they would make 'handfuls' (manipulus) for themselves as standards, that is, bundles of straw or of some plant, and from this standard the soldiers were nicknamed 'manipulars.'

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo IX:

passus), as 'I am whipped' (verberor); neutral (neutralis) verbs, because they neither act nor undergo action, as 'Iam lying down' (iaceo), 'Iam sitting' (sedeo)- for if you add the letter r to these, they do not sound Latin.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXX:

Philosophers call it adverbum, because it defines the utterance in question by means of one single word (verbum): in one word it declares what a given thing is, as contiscere est tacere ("'to fall still' is 'to be silent'").

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXI:

Moreover, this scheme occurs not only in single words, but also in the grouping of words, as this from (Sempronius) Gracchus (fr. 43): "Your boyhood was a dishonor to your youth, your youth the disgrace of your old age, your old age the scandal of the state."

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIX:

Indeed, when Noah was 500 years old he begot three sons: Shem, Ham, and Japheth.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIX:

From Adam to this cataclysm there are 2252 years.] The second age 2244 Two years after the Flood, [when he was 100 years old,] Shem begot Arphachshad, from whom sprang the Chaldeans.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

6.A son of Abraham was Ishmael, from whom arose the Ishmaelites, who are now called, with corruption of the name, Saracens, as if they descended from Sarah, and the Agarenes, from Agar (i.e Hagar).

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Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo III:

It has many peoples and towns, also the islands Taprobane (i.e. Sri Lanka), full of precious stones and elephants, Chrysa (cf. ypUoóç, "gold") and Argyre (cf. ?

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo IV:

It produces the precious stones syrtites, lyncurium, and coral, and also the serpent called boa, the wild lynx, and the birds of Diomedes.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VI:

Indeed, well-suited by their nature, they produce fruit from very precious trees; the ridges of their hills are spontaneously covered with grapevines; instead of weeds, harvest crops and garden herbs are common there.

Nome: 91_sabbath_celebrated_lords day_lords

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXX:

10. 'Fifth of the sabbath' is the fifth weekday, that is, fifth counting (i.e. inclusively) from the Lord's Day, which is called the day of Jupiter among the pagans. 'Sixth of the sabbath' is what the sixth weekday is called, which is named the day of Venus among those same pagans.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXX:

The sabbath is the seventh counting (i.e. inclusively) from the Lord's Day, and the pagans dedicated it to Saturn and named it the day of Saturn. 'Sabbath' is translated from Hebrew into Latin as "rest," because on that day God rested from all his works.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXVII:

We ourselves celebrate this number still in the number of days of Pentecost after the resurrection of the Lord, with sin forgiven and the written record of our whole debt erased, as we are freed from every trammel, receiving the grace of the Holy Spirit coming upon us.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIII:

It is also called the 'new spring (ver),' from its signs of germination, because in that month opportunity for business deals is signaled by the new crops 'turning green' (viridantibus).

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXV:

They are called seasons (tempus) from the 'balance of qualities' (temperamentum) that each shares, because each in turn blends (temperare) for itself the qualities of moisture, dryness, heat, and cold.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XI:

Storm (tempestas, also meaning "period of time") is named either for 'season' (tempus), just as historians are always using it when they say, "in that tempestas"- or it is named from the condition (status) of the sky, because due to its size, a storm brews for many days.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXIX:

For instance, if we wish to define the luxurious person, we say, "The luxurious person strives after a way of life that is not necessary, but sumptuous and loaded with goods; luxuries flow around him, and he is eager in lust."

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXV:

3. Property (res) is so named from holding rightly (recte), and 'legal titles' from possessing lawfully, for what is possessed 'with title' (ius), is possessed 'lawfully' (iuste), and what is possessed lawfully is possessed well.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo XIII:

3. 'Holdings' (possessio) are vast public and private fields that originally someone occupied and owned (possidere) not by property transfer but insofar as he 'had power' (posse)- whence also they are named.

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XVI:

3. Music also calms excited spirits, just as one reads about David, who rescued Saul from the unclean spirit by the art of modulation.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo LXXI:

But clearly that order of the seven secular disciplines was taken by the philosophers as far as the stars, so that they might draw minds tangled in secular wisdom away from earthly matters and set them in contemplation of what is above.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo XIII:

Then, music will not be unknown to him, for we read of many things that have been accomplished for sick people by way of this discipline - as we read of David who rescued Saul from an unclean spirit with the art of melody.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XIV:

We call that 'ethopoeia' whereby we represent the character of a person in such a way as to express traits related to age, occupation, fortune, happiness, gender, grief, boldness.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo II:

Let us therefore proceed briefly through the aforementioned stages in a lifetime, demonstrating their etymologies with regard to the terms used for a human being.

Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

Thus in the act of procreation an animal conveys external forms internally, and since she is filled with the images of these things, she combines their appearance with her own particular quality.

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Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XVII:

Now, 'silk' (sericum) is one thing, and 'Syrian' (Syricum) is another, for silk is a fiber that the Chinese (Seres; East Asians generally) export, while Syrian is a pigment that the Syrian Phoenicians gather at the shores of the Red Sea.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXII:

Serica (i.e. another word for silk) cloth is named from 'silken' (sericus), or because the Seres (i.e. the Chinese, or East Asians generally; see XIV.iii.29) first made it available.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXVII:

5. Silk (sericum) is so named because the Seres (Chinese, or East Asians generally) were the first to provide it.

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VIII:

Then there isa third kind of vision, which is neither by bodily senses nor by that part of the soul where images of corporeal things are grasped, but by insight (intuitus) of the mind where intellectual truth is contemplated, as the gifted Daniel saw with his mind what Belshazzar had seen with his body.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

Because this reason is born from the mind alone, and because they think the mind is in the head and brain, therefore they say she was born from the head of Jove, because the sense of a wise person, who discovers all things, is in his head.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

Therefore it is soul when it enlivens the body, will when it wills, mind when it knows, memory (memoria) when it recollects, reason (ratio) when it judges correctly, spirit when it breathes forth, sense (sensus) when it senses something.

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo IX:

By means of similarities, as a round bandage is put on a round wound and an oblong bandage on an oblong wound - for the bandaging itself is not the same for all limbs and wounds, but a similar is suited to a similar.

Livro: War and games; capítulo VII:

A lance (lancea) is a spear with a strap attached to the middle of its shaft; it is called lancea because it is thrown weighed equally in the 'scales' (lanx, ablative lance), that is, with the strap evenly balanced.

Livro: War and games; capítulo VII:

6.A strap (amentum) is the thong of throwing spears which is fitted to mid-shaft, and hence amentum because it is tied to the middle (medius) of the spear so that it can be thrown.

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo P:

Powerful (potens), extending (patere) widely in one's property; hence also 'power' (potestas), because it extends for him in whatever direction he chooses, and no one closes him in, none can stand in his way. 'Very rich' (praeopimus), well-supplied with "goods (opes) beyond (prae) other people."

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo P:

Projecting (proiectus), 'thrown out far' (porro eiectus) and 'thrust forth' (proiactatus), whence also (Vergil, Aen. 3.699): And the projecting (proiectus) rocks, that is, thrust far out (porro iactatus).

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo P:

A raider (praedo) is one who invades a foreign province with plundering, called 'raider' from stealing booty (praeda), and a raider is someone who possesses booty.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

There are those who maintain that vision is created from external light in the air, or it is from a luminous inner spirit that proceeds from the brain through thin passages and, after it has penetrated the outer membranes, goes out into the air, where it produces vision upon mixing with a similar substance.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

And it is called vision (visus) because it is more vivid (vivacior) than the rest of the senses, and also more important and faster, and endowed with greater liveliness (vigere), like memory among the rest of the faculties of the mind.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The eyes are also called lights (lumen) because light (lumen) emanates from them, either because they hold a light that has been closed up in them from the beginning, or because they reflect light that has been taken from the outside in order to supply vision.

Nome: 101_goths_ethiopians_getulians_ethiopian

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The Dacians were offshoots of the Goths, and people think they were called Dacians (Dacus) as if the word were Dagus, because they were begotten 'from the stock of the Goths' (de Gothorum stirpe).

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The Getulians are said to have been Getae who, setting out from their homeland with a huge force on ships, occupied the region of the Syrtes in Libya and were named by derivation Getulians, because they came from the Getae.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

Thus Africa was held initially by the Libyans, then the Africans, and after this the Getulians, and finally the Moors and Numidians.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

By 'communal oath' (coniuratio): this is done when there is an uprising, and the city's imminent peril leaves no time for individuals to take an oath, but a multitude is suddenly assembled and is kindled into tumultuous wrath.

Livro: War and games; capítulo I:

Civil (civilis) war occurs when factions arise among fellowcitizens (civis) and hostilities are stirred up, as between Sulla and Marius, who waged civil war against each other within one nation.

Livro: War and games; capítulo I:

Sedition (seditio) is a dissension (dissensio) of citizens, so called because they separate (seorsum ire) into different factions.

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo V:

By these, healthy people are governed, and feeble people are stricken, for when they increase beyond their natural course they cause sickness.] Just as there are four elements, so there are four humors, and each humor resembles its element: blood resembles air, bile fire, black bile earth, and phlegm water.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo II:

In like manner 'old age' (senectus) is derived from 'old man' (senex) and 'a woman's old age' (anilitas) from 'old woman' (anus).

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo II:

Finally, physicians and those who write about the physiology of the human body, especially Galen in his book titled W?pot? inquo, say that the bodies of children, youths, and men and women of mature age burn with an innate heat, and that for these ages foods that increase heat are noxious, and that to take whatever things are cold for eating conduces to good health.

Nome: 104_stalk caulis_culmus_attracts_caulis

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Livro: Animals; capítulo III:

The mole (talpa) is so called because it is condemned to perpetual blindness in the dark (tenebrae), for, having no eyes, it always digs in the earth, and tosses out the soil, and devours the roots beneath vegetables.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

The nettle (urtica) is so called because contact with it scorches (adurere) one's body, for it is of an entirely fiery nature and it inflames (perurere) at the touch, whence it also causes an itch (prurigo).

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo X:

The stalk (caulis) is generically the term for the middle stem of herbs and vegetables, and is commonly called a thyrsus, because it rises from the 'ground upwards' (terra sursum).

Nome: 105_rhetoric_dialectic_discussion_fluency

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo III:

One skilled in speaking is grounded in artful eloquence, which consists of five parts: invention, arrangement, style, memory, pronunciation (inventio, dispositio, elocutio, memoria, pronuntiatio), and of the goal of this office, which is to persuade of something.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXII:

After these, Aristotle brought the argumentative methods of this discipline under certain rules and named it 'dialectic' (dialectica) because in it one disputes about terms (dictum), for 2?mtóv means "utterance" (dictio).

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXIII:

Varro in his nine books of Disciplines defines dialectic and rhetoric with this similitude: "Dialectic and rhetoric are like the clenched fist and the open palm of a man's hand: the former pinches words, the latter extends them."

Nome: 106_helicon_nympha_pyrrhus_nymphs

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XLII:

They are named after certain famous places; the first is Merois; the second Syene; the third Catachoras, that is Africa; the fourth is Rhodes; the fifth, Hellespont; the sixth, Mesopontum; and the seventh, Borysthenes.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

Indeed they call nymphs of the mountains oreads (oreas), those of the forest dryads (dryas), those of the springs hamadryads (hamadryas), those of the fields naiads (naias), and those of the seas nereids (nereis).

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VII:

She is also called a paranympha, for the nympha is the bride in the wedding ceremony, and nympha (also meaning "water") refers to the duty of washing (i.e. bathing the bride), since the word also alludes to the word for 'marrying' (nubere).

Nome: 107_mus_basilisk_hunting_weasels

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo V:

Hunter (venator), as if the term were venabulator (i.e. the user of a venabulum, "hunting spear") - from the word 'hunting' (venatio) - that is, the hunting of wild animals.

Livro: Animals; capítulo IV:

6. 'Basilisk' (basiliscus) is a Greek word, translated into Latin as "little king" (regulus; cf. ßaot2?áç, "king"), because it is the king of the snakes, so that they flee when they see it because it kills them with its odor - it also kills a human if it looks at one.

Livro: Animals; capítulo IV:

For this reason people take weasels into caves where the basilisk lies hidden; and as the basilisk takes flight at the sight, the weasel chases it down and kills it.

Nome: 108_aevum_aetas_coaetaneus_equal age

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

Homoeoteleuton (homoeon teleuton) occurs when several verbs terminate in the same way, as (Cicero, Against Catiline 2.1): abiit, abcessit, evasit, erupit ("he left, he walked off, he escaped, he burst forth").

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo I:

139. 'Hardened crook' (inveterator), because he has much experience 'of long standing' (vetus, gen. veteris) in evildoing.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo II:

Debauchery (crapula) is immoderate voracity, as if it were a 'raw meal' (cruda epula), by whose rawness the heart is burdened and the stomach is made to suffer indigestion.

Nome: 109_comma_clause_colon_sentence

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XX:

1.A punctuated clause is a form for distinguishing meaning through colons, commas, and periods, which, when placed in their proper spot, show the sense of the reading to us.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XX:

And where, in the following words, the sentence now makes sense but something still remains for the completion of the sentence, a colon occurs, and we mark it by a point even with the middle of the letter.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XVIII:

A phrase (comma) is a small component of thought, a clause (colon) is a member, and a sentence (periodos) is a 'rounding-off or compass' (ambitus vel circuitus; cf. p?p(c)o6oç, "going round").

Nome: 110_breeze_cloud_septentrio_whirlwind

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Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo VII:

For when it is stirred, it makes winds; when more vehemently agitated, it makes lightning and thunder; when compressed, clouds; when condensed, rain; when it has frozen clouds, snow; when denser clouds freeze with more turbulence, hail; when it expands, bright weather.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo VIII:

Sometimes this shakes everything so violently that it seems to have split the sky, because, when a blast of very violent wind suddenly throws itself into clouds, with an increasingly powerful whirlwind seeking an exit, with a great crash it tears through the cloud, which it has hollowed out, and thus thunder is carried to the ears with a horrendous din.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XI:

3. Subsolanus has Vulturnus from the right side and Eurus from the left; Auster has Euroauster from the right and Austroafricus from the left; Favonius has Africus from the right and Corus from the left; finally Septentrio has Circius from the right and Aquilo from the left.

Nome: 111_jason_jasons_triumphed_persida

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The Persians were named after King Perseus, who crossed into Asia from Greece and there dominated the barbarian nations with heavy and prolonged fighting.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

Armenius of Thessaly was one of Jason's generals who set out for Colchis with a gathered multitude that wandered here and there upon the loss of their king Jason.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

When Cyrus besieged the maritime cities of Greece, and the Phocaeans attacked by him were brought to perilous straits, they swore that they would flee as far as possible from the Persian empire, where they would not even hear its name.

Nome: 112_abba_frater_father nations_horrid

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VI:

Absalom, "peace of the father" by antiphrasis, because he waged war against his father, or because in that war David is read to have been brought to peace with his son, so much that he lamented his death with huge grief.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo XIII:

5. Abbot (abba), moreover, a Syriac term, signifies "father" in Latin, as Paul made clear in writing to the Romans (8:15), "Whereby we cry: Abba, Father," having used two languages for the one name, for he says "Father" with the Syriac word abba, and then again names the same person in Latin, Pater.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VI:

In spiritual brotherhood, by which all of us Christians are called brothers, as (Psalm 132:1 Vulgate): "Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren (frater) to dwell together in unity."

Nome: 113_irony_tone voice_tone_satyrus

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

Antiphrasis (antiphrasis) is a term to be understood from its opposite, as 'grove' (lucus) because it lacks light (lux, gen. lucis), due to the excessive shade of the forest; and 'ghosts' (manes, from old Latin mani, "benevolent ones"), that is, 'mild ones' - although they are actually pitiless - and 'moderate ones' - although they are terrifying and savage (immanes); and the Parcae and Eumenides (lit. in Greek "the gracious ones"), that is, the Furies, because they spare (parcere) and are gracious to no one.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

Between irony and antiphrasis there is this difference: that irony expresses what one intends to be understood through the tone of voice alone, as when we say to someone doing everything poorly, "You're doing a good job," while antiphrasis signifies the contrary not through the tone of voice, but only through its words, whose source has the opposite meaning.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VII:

Satirists (saturicus) are so called either because they are filled with all eloquence, or from fullness (saturitas) and abundance - for they speak about many things at the same time - or from the platter (i.e. satura) with various kinds of fruit and produce that people used to offer at the temples of the pagans, or the name is taken from 'satyr plays' (satyrus), which contain things that are said in drunkenness, and go unpunished.

Nome: 114_cheese_called suberies_copia lactis_et pressi

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Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

But Seville was nicknamed after its site, because it was placed in swampy ground on piles (palus; his palis = 'on these piles') driven deep so that it would not succumb to its slippery and unstable foundation.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo V:

Others think that they are called vines because they entwine themselves about one another with 'ribbon-like stems' (vitta, "fillet," a strip of cloth) and fasten themselves to neighboring (vicinus) trees with their creeping growth.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

That fruit is nourishing for swine, not humans, and it is called suberies as if the term were subedies (cf. sus, "pig"; edere, "eat").

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo D:

Doting (delerus, i.e. delirus), demented from old age, after the term 2?p?±v ("prattle"), or because one wanders from straight thinking as if from the lira - for a lira (i.e. the balk between furrows) is a kind of plowed land when farmers, at the time of sowing, make straight furrows in which the whole crop is set.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VIII:

Wildernesses (desertum) are so called because they are not planted (serere), and therefore, in a manner of speaking, they are abandoned (deserere), as are wooded and mountainous areas, places that are the opposite of fruitful regions that have the richest soil.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo II:

A furrow (sulcus) is so named from 'sun' (sol), because when plowed it receives the sun. 'Newly plowed fallow' (vervactum) is so called as if it were 'done in springtime' (vere actum), that is, land plowed in spring.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXII:

A motacism (motacismus) occurs whenever a vowel follows the letter M, as bonum aurum ("good gold), iustum amicum ("just friend"), and we avoid this fault either by suspending the letter M, or by leaving it out.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XIX:

In letters, their adjoining should be apt and proper, and thus care must be taken to ensure that the final vowel of the preceding word is not the same as the initial vowel of the following word, as feminae Aegyptiae ("of an Egyptian woman").

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

In its entirety, moreover, the word is osianna, which we pronounce as osanna, with the middle vowel degraded and elided just as happens in poetic lines when we scan them, for the initial vowel of a following word excludes the final vowel of the preceding word.

Nome: 117_written letter_unctio latin_chrisma unction_spoke age

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo IV:

The old script consisted of seventeen Latin letters, and they are called legitimate (legitimus) for this reason: they either begin with the vowel E and end in a mute sound, if they are consonants, or because they begin with their own sound and end in the vowel E, if they are mutes [

Livro: Grammar; capítulo IV:

The letter X did not exist in Latin until the time of Augustus, [and it was fitting for it to come into existence at that time, in which the name of Christ became known, which is written using the letter which makes the sign of the cross], but they used to write CS in its place, whence X is called a double letter, because it is used for CS, so that it takes its name from the composition of these same letters.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXVII:

Only Greek words are written with the letters Y and Z, for although the letter Z expresses the sound in iustitia ("justice"), still, because the word is Latin, it must be written with a T. So also militia ("military"), malitia ("malice"), nequitia ("worthlessness"), and other similar words.

Nome: 118_witnesses_testator_testament_covenants

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXIV:

2.A testament (testamentum) is so called because, unless the testator (testator) died, one could not confirm or know what was written in it, because it is closed and sealed, and it is also called 'testament' because it is not valid until after the setting up of the memorial of the testator (testatoris monumentum), whence also the Apostle (Hebrews 9:17): "The testament," he says, "is of force after people are dead."

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXIV:

Thus Laban and Jacob made a testament, which was certainly valid between living people, and in the Psalms it is written (82:6): "They have made a covenant (testamentum) together against thee," that is, a pact; and innumerable such examples.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXIV:

A testament in praetorian law is sealed with the seals of seven witnesses; the former is made by citizens (civis), hence it is civil (civile) law; the latter is made in the presence of the praetors, hence it is of praetorian law.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

. Whales (ballena) are beasts of enormous size, named from casting forth and spraying water, for they throw waves higher than the other sea animals; in Greek ß?22?tv means "cast forth."

Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

There are four kinds of tortoise: land turtles; sea turtles; mud turtles, that is, those living in mud and swamps; the fourth kind are the river turtles, which live in fresh water.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo II:

6. Oars (remus) are named from 'moving back' (removere) and tonsae (i.e. another word for 'oar') from clipping (tondere, ppl.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXVIII:

The term 'age' properly is used in two ways: either as an age ofa humanas infancy, youth, old ageor as an age of the world, whose first age is from Adam to Noah; second from Noah to Abraham; third from Abraham to David; fourth from David to the exile of Judah to Babylon; fifth from then, [

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo II:

The fifth is the age of an elder person (senior), that is, maturity (gravitas), which is the decline from youth into old age; it is not yet old age, but no longer youth, because it is the age of an older person, which the Greeks call pp?oßát?ç - for with the Greeks an old person is not called presbyter, but yspYv.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo II:

Therefore, senior does not mean "fully old," just as 'rather young' (iunior, i.e. a comparative form, lit. "younger") means "among the youths," and 'rather poor' (pauperior, i.e. the comparative of pauper, "poor") means "between rich and poor."

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Livro: Animals; capítulo III:

It is said that in Ethiopia there are ants in the shape of dogs, who dig up golden sand with their feet - they guard this sand lest anyone carry it off, and when they chase something they pursue it to death.

Livro: Animals; capítulo III:

The 'ant lion' (formicoleon) is so called either because it is the lion (leo) of ants or, more likely, because it is equally an ant and a lion, for it is a small animal very dangerous to ants because it hides itself in the dust and kills the ants carrying grain.

Livro: Animals; capítulo IV:

And it is said that when an asp begins to give in to an enchanter who has called it with certain special chants so that he may draw it from its cave, and the asp does not want to come out, it presses one ear against the ground and blocks and closes up the other with its tail [

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VI:

When you have cast the seeds on the ground first the small plant springs up, and when it is tended it grows into a tree, and within a short time what you had seen as a small plant you gaze up to as a sapling.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The wild fig (caprificus) is so called because it tears at (carpere; cf. also mappóç, "fruit") the walls in which it grows up, for it bursts forth and grows out from the hidden spots in which it is germinated.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The quercus, or quernus ("oak tree"), is so called because the pagan gods would use it to make poetic predictions for those seeking (quaerere) their responses.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

Others, who have a change in the position of features without any transformation, such as those with eyes in their chest or forehead, or ears above their temples, or, as Aristotle relates, someone who had his liver on the left side and his spleen on the right.

Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

Form, that the body should be strong and solid, the height appropriate to the strength, the flank long, very lean, with well-rounded haunches, broad in the chest, the entire body knotted with dense musculature, the foot firm and solid with a concave hoof.

Livro: Animals; capítulo II:

Of these the small ones with curly manes are peaceful, and the long ones with straight manes are fierce.

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Livro: War and games; capítulo XXVIII:

The circus was chiefly dedicated by the pagans to the sun god, whose shrine was in the middle of the racetrack and whose effigy shone out from the gable of the shrine, because they did not think that he, whom they believed was in the open, ought to be worshipped under a roof.

Livro: War and games; capítulo XXIX:

Some people say the 'eggs' (i.e. objects used to mark the number of circuits of the chariots) are in honor of Pollux and Castor; these same people do not blush to believe that these two were begotten from an egg sired by Jupiter as a swan.

Livro: War and games; capítulo XXXVI:

3. Furthermore, they say that chariots race on wheels (rota) either because the world whirls by with the speed of its circle, or because of the sun, which wheels (rotare) in a circular orbit, as Ennius says (Annals 558): Thence the shining wheel (rota) cleared the sky with its rays.

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo IX:

Some people simply take it that Simon, that is Peter, is the son of John, because of that question (John 21:15), "Simon of John, lovest thou me?" - and they consider it corrupted by an error of the scribes, so that Bar-Iona was written for Bar-Iohannes, that is, 'son of John,' with one syllable dropped. 'Johanna' means "grace of the Lord."

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo I:

1. 'Church' (ecclesia) is a Greek word that is translated into Latin as "convocation" (convocatio), because it calls (vocare) everyone to itself. 'Catholic' (catholicus) is translated as "universal" (universalis), after the term ma9' o2ov, that is, 'with respect to the whole,' for it is not restricted to some part of a territory, like a small association of heretics, but is spread widely throughout the entire world.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

The Simonians (Simonianus) are so called from Simon, skilled in the discipline of magic, whom Peter condemned in the Acts of the Apostles, because he wished to purchase the grace of the Holy Spirit from the Apostles with money (Acts 8:18-23).

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Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo XIII:

There is the arable (arvus) field, that is, for sowing; or the plantable (consitus), that is, suitable for trees; or pasture (pascuus), set apart for grass and herds only; or the floral (florus), because these are garden spots fit for bees and flowers.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo XIII:

9.A field is called 'common pasture' (compascuus) when it is left out of the division of the fields in order to 'provide pasturage in common' (pascere communiter) among neighbors.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo XIII:

A field is called 'naturally enclosed' (arcifinius) when it is not bounded by fixed measures of boundary-lines, but its 'boundaries are enclosed' (arcentur fines) by a barrier of rivers, mountains, or trees - wherefore also no leftover patches of land interrupt these fields.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXIV:

A usufructuary donation (donatio usufructuaria) is so called for this reason, because the donor still retains the 'use of the yield' (usus fructu) from the gift, with the legal title reserved for the recipient.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXIV:

A 'direct donation' (donatio directa) is so named because it is immediately transferred to another both in legal title and in use of the yield, and no part of it is diverted back to the legal right of the donor.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo IV:

A 'manumitted man' (manumissus) is so called as if the term were manu emissus ("delivered by a hand"), for in ancient times whenever they would liberate (manumittere) someone they would turn him around after he was struck with a slap and confirm him to be free.

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Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo IX:

5. Abyss (baratrum, i.e. barathrum, i.e. ß?pa9pov, "pit") is the word for an excessive depth: and it is called baratrum, as if the term were vorago atra ("black abyss"), that is, black from its depth.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo III:

The whetstone (cos, gen. cotis; lit. "sharp rock"a variant form of cautes above) takes its name because it sharpens (acuere) a blade for cutting, for in the Greek language 'cutting' is called cotis.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

When wood from it is placed in water it immediately sinks, and after it has lain for some time in the mud it rises to the surface, contrary to what is natural - when soaked it ought to stay down with the weight of the moisture.

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Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

The Allophyli (allophylus, lit. "foreigner") founded the city of the Philistines; it is Ascalon, of which we have spoken above, named after Chasluim (Cesloim), who was the grandson of Ham and son of Mesraim.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

Bethlehem of Judah, the city of David, which gave birth to the Savior of the world, is said to have been founded by the Jebusites and first called Euphrata.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

But when Jacob pastured his cattle there, with a certain prophecy of the future he gave the same place the name Bethlehem, which means "house of bread," because of him, the Bread who descended from heaven there.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

Horses havea great deal of liveliness, for they revel in open country; they scent out war; they are roused to battle by the sound of the trumpet; when incited by a voice they are challenged to race, grieving when they are defeated, and exultant when they are victorious.

Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

There are three kinds of horses: one well-bred, suited for battles and riders; the second common and ordinary, suited for draft work, not for riding; the third originating from a mixture of different species, which is called hybrid (bigener), because it is born from different species, like the mule.

Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

Among the animals those born of differing species are called hybrids (bigener), such as the mule from a mare and an ass, the hinny (burdo) froma stallion and a jenny, the hybrida from wild boars and domestic sows, the tityrus from a ewe and a he-goat, and the musmo from a she-goat and a ram.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

In the middle, as (Ennius, Annals 329): Graecia Sulpicio sorti data, Gallia Cottae (Greece was given by lot to Sulpicius, Gaul to Cotta).

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

Little by little the Libyans altered the name of these people, in their barbarous tongue calling the Medes 'Moors' (Maurus), although the Moors are named by the Greeks for their color, for the Greeks call black µaUpóç (i.e. ?µaUpóç, "dark"), and indeed, blasted by blistering heat, they have a countenance of a dark color.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo III:

. Colatum wine takes its name from the vessel in which it is transported (cf. colum, "strainer"), but Gazean (Gazeum) wine names the region from which it is imported, for Gaza is a city in Palestine.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

): Nos te Dardania incensa tuaque arma secuti, nos tumidum sub te permensi classibus aequor (We followed you and your troops from burning Dardania, we traversed the swollen sea in a fleet under your command).

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo IV:

Thracia is said to have gotten its name from Tiras, the son of Japheth, upon his arrival there; others have suggested that Thracia was named after the savagery of its inhabitants (perhaps cf.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo IV:

Likewise Tyrrhenia is named from Tyrrhenus, brother of Lydus who, as a result of a drawing of lots, came to Italy from Maeonia with part of his people.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

. Portents, then, or unnatural beings, exist in some cases in the form of a size of the whole body that surpasses common human nature, as in the case of Tityos who, as Homer witnesses, covered nine jugers (i.e. about six acres) when lying prostrate; in other cases in the form of a smallness of the whole body, as in dwarfs (nanus), or those whom the Greeks call pygmies (pygmaeus), because they are a cubit tall.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

Other fabulous human monstrosities are told of, which do not exist but are concocted to interpret the causes of things - like Geryon, the Spanish king fabled to have three bodies, for there were three brothers of such like minds that there was, so to speak, one soul in their three bodies.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

They also imagine certain monstrosities from among irrational living creatures, like Cerberus, the dog of the nether world that has three heads, signifying through him the three ages in which death devours a human being - that is, infancy, youth, and old age.

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XVII:

The most blessed Cyril, bishop of Alexandria, calculating the reckoning of Easter Day over ninety-five years as a result of five nineteens, indicated with the greatest brevity at what point in the calendar or at what day of the lunar cycle the Easter feast should be celebrated.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XVII:

The holy Fathers prohibited this celebration at the Nicene synod, legislating that one should seek out not only the paschal moon and month, but also should observe the day of the Lord's resurrection; and because of this they extended the paschal season from the fourteenth day of the moon to the twenty-first day, so that Sunday would not be passed over.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XVII:

The Latin Church locates the moon of the first month (i.e. of the Roman calendar's year) from March 5 through April 3, and if the fifteenth day of the new moon should fall on a Sunday, Easter Day is moved forward to the next Sunday.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo V:

When children are called liberi ("children"; lit. "free") in a legal sense, it is so that by this term they are distinguished from slaves, because just as a slave is in the power of his master, so a child (filius) is in the power of his father.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo V:

Again, children are called liberi when they have sprung from a free (liber) marriage, for the children of a free man and a slave serving-girl have slave status, as children who are so born always assume the status of the lower parent.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo C:

] Captive (captivus) is so called as if 'deprived of civic rights' (capite deminutus), for the condition of a free person has passed from him, whence he is spoken of as deprived of civic rights by legal experts.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The Assyrians were named for Assur, the son of Shem - a very powerful nation, which held sway over the whole middle region between the Euphrates and the Indian border.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The Syrians are held to be named from Surim (i.e. Asshurim), who was the grandson of Abraham from his wife Keturah.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

The Syrian city now called Tyre was once called 'Sarra' after a certain fish that is abundant there, which they call sar in their language.

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Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VI:

Vergil writes of it (Aen. 3.126): And snow-white Paros, for it produces the whitest marble, which is called Parian marble.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo V:

Marble (marmor) is a Greek word (i.e. µ?pµapoç, and cf. µapµa(c)p?tv, "gleam, sparkle") so named from 'greenness,' and although the other colors were discovered later, people continued to use the original name from the idea of greenness.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XV:

Zmilanthus (i.e. zmilampis) is collected in the channel of the Euphrates and is similar to Proconnesian marble, with a gray color in the middle shining like the pupil of the eye.

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Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo III:

It also yields ivory and precious stones: beryls, chrysoprase, and diamonds, carbuncles, white marble, and small and large pearls much coveted by women of the nobility.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XIV:

This does not become a gemstone unless it is cut out of living dragons; hence magicians remove it from sleeping dragons - for bold men search out the caves of dragons, and sprinkle drugged herbs there to put the dragons to sleep, and when the dragons have been lulled to sleep, they cut off their heads and extract the gemstones.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XV:

For certain kinds of gemstone it is very difficult to distinguish the genuine from the false, especially once someone has discovered how to transmute a genuine specimen of one gem into a false specimen of other gems - for example, sardonyx, which is made from three gemstones joined together so that they cannot be taken apart.

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Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo III:

Access to this location was blocked off after the fall of humankind, for it is fenced in on all sides by a flaming sword, that is, encircled by a wall of fire, so that the flames almost reach the sky.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo IV:

Amiantos (i.e. asbestos) was so named by the ancients because, if cloth was made from it, the cloth resisted fire, and even when placed in the fire did not burn, but acquired a radiant glow.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XIII:

But although it is invulnerable to iron and disdainful of fire, it may be split after it has been soaked in warm fresh goat's blood, and thus shattered by many blows from an iron tool.

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VIII:

The storax (storax) is a tree of Arabia, similar to the quince, whose shoots exude sap from their crevices during the rising of the dog star.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

, "sweet"; o(c)6?,a plant), or pentorobina (i.e. pentorobos; cf. psvt?, "five"; opoßoç, "vetch seed") from the number of its seeds, or as others say, dactylos from its resemblance to fingers (cf. 6?mtU2oç, "finger").

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

pt, "early, in spring"; yspYv, "old" (the plant is so named for its hoary down)) because it first 'becomes old' (senescere) in spring, whence Latin speakers call it senicio.

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo I:

The first class, Law (Lex), is taken as being five books: of these the first is Bresith,1 which is Genesis; second Veelle Semoth, which is Exodus; third Vaiicra, which is Leviticus; fourth Vaiedabber, which is Numbers; fifth Elleaddebarim, which is Deuteronomy.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo I:

ytoç, "holy"; yp????tv, "write"), in which there are nine books: first Job; second the Psalter; third Masloth, which is the Proverbs of Solomon; fourth Coheleth, which is Ecclesiastes; fifth Sir hassirim, which is the Song of Songs; sixth Daniel; seventh Dibre haiamim, which means 'words of the days' (verba dierum), that is Paralipomenon (i.e. Chronicles); eighth Ezra; ninth Esther.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo I:

Some add Ruth and Cinoth, which in Latin is the Lamentations (Lamentatio) of Jeremiah, to the Sacred Writings, and make twenty-four books of the Old Testament, corresponding to the twenty-four Elders who stand present before the face of God (Apocalypse 4:4, etc.).

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

For instance, it expresses what is contained by what contains, as "the theater applauds," "the meadows low," when in the first instance people applaud and in the second, cows low.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XX:

But contrariwise enargeia (energia) as well as emphasis, which causes something to be understood beyond what one has said, elevate and adorn an oration, as if you were to say, "He rises to the glory of Scipio," and Vergil (Aen. 2.262): Sliding down the lowered rope.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VII:

6. 'Writers of comedies' (comoedus) are so called either from the place, because people performed them in rural districts, which the Greeks call mÛµaç, or from revelry (comissatio), for people used to come to hear them after a meal.

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

The sacrifice (sacrificium, i.e. of the mass) is so called as if it were a 'sacred deed' (sacrum factum), because by a mystic prayer it is consecrated in commemoration of the Lord's suffering for us, whence we call this sacrifice, at his command, the body and blood of Christ.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

These things are called sacraments (sacramentum) for this reason, that under the covering of corporeal things the divine virtue very secretly brings about the saving power of those same sacraments - whence from their secret (secretus) or holy (sacer) power they are called sacraments.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

Sacraments are fruitfully performed under the aegis of the Church because the Holy Spirit dwelling in the Church in a hidden way brings about the aforesaid effect of the sacraments.

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XVII:

The first cycle of nineteen: Of the moon B. C. ii Ides April xx C. vi Kalends April xvi E. xvi Kalends May xvii C. vi Ides April xx B. C. x Kalends April xv E. ii Ides April xvi C. ii Nones April xix E. viii Kalends May xx B. C. v Ides April xv When this cycle is complete one returns to the beginning.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XVII:

For the moon in its course is known to shine twentynine and a half days, so that there are 354 (i.e. 12 × 29.5) days in a lunar year; there remain in the course of a solar year eleven days, which the Egyptians add (adicere).

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XVII:

There are nineteen years in the (Metonic) cycle, but when the epacts add up to twenty-nine, which is in the nineteenth year of the cycle, at that point you do not add eleven epacts to the twenty-nine in the following year, such that you would get ten after subtracting thirty, but you start again with eleven.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

Beauty, that the head should be small and firm, the skin clinging close to the bones, the ears short and expressive, the eyes large, the nostrils flaring out, the neck upright, the mane and tail thick, the hooves of a firm roundness and solidity.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

Its function was to show a light for ships sailing at night, in order to make known the channels and the entrance to the port, so that sailors would not be deceived in the darkness and run onto the rocks - for Alexandria has tricky access with deceptive shallows.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo X:

Its purpose is to shine a light for the nighttime sailing of ships in order to mark the shallows and the entrances to the harbor, so that sailors might not, misled by darkness, hit the rocks, for Alexandria has tricky entrances with deceptive shoals.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo VII:

Homonymous (homonymus) nouns, that is uninomial (uninomius), because there is a multiple meaning in one (unus) noun, as tumulus, which is in one context a low hill, in another context rising (tumere) ground, and in another context a grave-mound - for there are diverse meanings in the one noun.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXIX:

Etymologies of words are furnished either from their rationale (causa), as 'kings' (rex, gen. regis) from ['ruling' (regendum) and] 'acting correctly' (recte agendum); or from their origin, as 'man' (homo) because he is from 'earth' (humus), or from the contrary, as 'mud' (lutum) from 'washing' (lavare, ppl.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

But omens (monstrum) derive their name from admonition (monitus), because in giving a sign they indicate (demonstrare) something, or else because they instantly show (monstrare) what may appear; and this is its proper meaning, even though it has frequently been corrupted by the improper use of writers.

Nome: 147_daedalus_cecrops_pallas_minerva

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VIII:

The fourth was the Cimmerian, in Italy; the fifth, the Erythraean, Herophila by name, who came from Babylon - she foretold to the Greeks attacking Troy that it would perish and that Homer would write lies.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

Amphictyon, the same who reigned in Greece third after Cecrops, dedicated this city to Minerva and gave the name 'Athens' (Athenae) to the city, for Minerva in Greek is called %9?v?.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo III:

A palace (palatium) is named after Pallas, prince of the Arcadians, in whose honor the Arcadians built the town Pallanteum, and they called the royal palace that they founded in his name 'Palatium.'

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

Some are simple, like the dove, and others clever, like the partridge; some allow themselves to be handled, like the falcon, while others are fearful, like the garamas; some enjoy the company of humans, like the swallow, while others prefer a secluded life in deserted places, like the turtledove; some feed only on the seeds they find, like the goose, while others eat meat and are eager for prey, like the kite; some are indigenous and always stay in the same location, like [

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

They are called birds (avis) because they do not have set paths (via), but travel by means of pathless (avia) ways. 'Winged ones' (ales, gen. alitis) because they strive 'with their wings for the heights' (alis alta), and ascend to lofty places with the oarage of their wings.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

The eagle (aquila) is named from the acuity of its vision (acumen oculorum), for it is said that they have such sight that when they soar above the sea on unmoving wings, and invisible to human sight, from such a height they can see small fish swimming, and descending like a bolt seize their prey and carry it to shore with their wings.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

Frogs (rana) are named from their garrulity (cf. rancare, "roar") because they fill their native swamps with noise, and make their voices resound in unruly croaking.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

Many bird names are evidently constructed from the sound of their calls, such as the crane (grus), the crow (corvus), the swan (cygnus), the peacock (pavo), the kite (milvus), the screech owl (ulula), the cuckoo (cuculus), the jackdaw (graculus), et cetera.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

The jackdaw (graculus) is named for its garrulity (garrulitas); not, as some people would have it, because they fly 'in flocks' (gregatim), since it is quite clear that they are named for their call, for it is the most talkative species and importunate in its calls.

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

In fact, in Greek an accuser is called diabolus, either because he brings before God the crimes into which he himself lures people, or because he accuses the innocence of the elect with fabricated crimes - whence also in the Apocalypse (12:10) it is said by the voice of an angel: "The accuser of our brethren is cast forth, who accused them before our God day and night."

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo P:

223. 'False accuser' (praevaricator), an advocate in bad faith, one who either neglects things that will be harmful when he prosecutes, or neglects things that will be profitable when he defends, or presents the case ineptly or doubtfully, having been corrupted by bribes.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo R:

Accused (reus), so called from the lawsuit (res) in which he is liable, and offence (reatum) from reus. 'Impeached for state treason' (reus maiestatis) was at first the term for one who had carried out something against the republic, or anyone who had conspired with the enemy.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIX:

2. 230 In the year 230 Adam begot Seth, from 435 whom descended the children of God.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIX:

The kingdoms of the Assyrians and Sicinians arise. 3184 In his 70th year Terah begot Abraham.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIX:

3284 In his 100th year Abraham begot Isaac and 3344 Ishmael, from whom sprang the Ishmaelites.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VI:

The grandmother (avia) of my paternal aunt is my great-greatpaternal aunt (proamita) and I am the son or daughter of her grandson or granddaughter.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VI:

The great-grandmother (proavia) of my paternal aunt is my great-great-great paternal aunt (abamita) and I am the son or daughter of her grandson or granddaughter.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VI:

The sister of my maternal aunt is my great maternal aunt (matertera magna), and I am the grandson or granddaughter of her sister.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XIV:

Thus when the character of a pirate is taken up, the speech will be bold, abrupt, rash; when the speech of a woman is imitated, the oration ought to fit her sex.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XVI:

With regard to style (elocutio) it will be correct to use what the matter, the place, the time, and the character of the audience require, ensuring that profane things are not be mingled with religious, immodest with chaste, frivolous with weighty, playful with earnest, or laughable with sad.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXI:

Because a straight and continuous oration makes for weariness and disgust as much for the speaker as for the hearer, it should be inflected and varied into other forms, so that it might refresh the speaker and become more elaborate, and deflect criticism with a diversity of presentation and hearing.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

(Young men, in vain your stout hearts; if your desire for daring the final battle is fixed on following me, you see what the outcome of the matter will be.

Livro: War and games; capítulo II:

A triumph is due to someone who attains a complete victory, and a trophy for a half-complete one, because he has not yet attained a complete victory, for he has not captured, but routed the enemy.

Livro: War and games; capítulo II:

Tranquillus (i.e. Suetonius, Prata 109), however, says that triumphus is the preferred term in Latin, because he who entered the city in a triumph would be honored by a threefold judgment: in granting a triumph for a general it was customary for the army to judge first, the senate second, and the people third.

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Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo II:

You may divide it into parts, and the parts into grains, like sand; then divide the grains of sand themselves into the finest dust, until, if you can, you will reach a certain minute particle, which no longer can be divided or split.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo VI:

Whence among the ancients the term was not 'millers' (molitor) but 'pounders' (pistor), as if it were pinsores, from their crushing (pinsere) the kernels of grain - for they did not yet use millstones (mola), but would crush grain with a pestle.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo III:

5. Spelt (far) is so called because at first it would be crushed (frangere), for among the ancients the use of mills did not yet exist, but they would place grain in a mortar and crush it, and this was a kind of milling.

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XX:

Bronze 'bloom' is made or originates in the casting process, when bronze is remelted and reliquefied, and cold water is poured on top, for the 'bloom' is produced from a sudden condensation, as from spittle.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XX:

Bronze also generates verdigris: when shreds of sheet bronze are placed over a vessel of very sharp vinegar so that they start dripping, what falls from this into the vinegar is pulverized and passed through a sieve.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXI:

Also the word verdigris (aerugo) is from 'eroding' (erodere) - for verdigris is a flaw in iron so called from eroding - not from aerumentum ("bronze object").

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Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo II:

. Pulmentum takes its name from puls ("gruel"); it is named correctly whether it is eaten in the form of gruel alone or whether something else is eaten in a mixture of gruel.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo II:

27.A morsel (frustum) is so called because it is taken by the frumen, for the frumen is the upper part of the throat. 'Lean meat' (pulpa) is so called because formerly it would be eaten mixed with gruel (puls).

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo II:

Sausage (farcimen) is meat cut up into small bits, because with it an intestine is stuffed (farcire), that is, filled, with other things mixed in.

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Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo X:

This circumstance gives it various colors, because the thinned water, bright air, and misty clouds, when illuminated, create various colors.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XVII:

The Red Sea is so named because it is colored with reddish waves; however, it does not possess this quality by its nature, but its currents are tainted and stained by the neighboring shores because all the land surrounding that sea is red and close to the color of blood.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo VII:

The reason for this stone's name is from its effect, for when it is thrown into a bronze basin it changes the rays of the sun with a blood-colored reflection (cf. ?2toç, "sun"; tpop?, "change"), but when out of the water it receives sunlight like a mirror, and reveals an eclipse of the sun by showing the advancing moon.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXVI:

There are ten species of categories: substance, quantity, quality, relation, situation, place, time, habit, activity, and passivity (substantia, quantitas, qualitas, relatio, situs, locus, tempus, habitus, agere, pati).

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXVII:

3. Aristotle, a man most skilled in the manner of expressing things and in forming statements, names this perihermenia, which we call 'interpretation' (interpretatio), specifically because things conceived in the mind are rendered (interpretari) in expressed words through cataphasis and apophasis, that is affirmation and negation.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXVII:

So in his De interpretatione the philosopher mentioned above treats seven types: the substantive, the verb, the phrase, the proposition, affirmation, negation, and contradiction (nomen, verbum, oratio, enuntiatio, affirmatio, negatio, contradictio).

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXIV:

The sign tau, T, placed at the beginning of the line indicated a survivor, while theta, T, was placed by the name of each of the slain.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XIII:

Exposition of figures illustrated below (Expositio figurarum infra scriptarum)

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXV:

and it equals 1,800 siliquae, 225 tremisses, 75 solidi, and 25 stateres].

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVI:

It is 'public force' (vis publica) if someone has executed before the populace a citizen making an appeal to a judge or a king, or tortured him or whipped him or fettered him.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo IV:

32. 'Publican' (publicanus) is the title for the farmers of the taxes of the public treasury, or of public (publicus) affairs, or for those who exact the public taxes, or for those who chase profits through the business of the world - hence their name.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo P:

227.A publican (publicanus) is one who gathers the public taxes, or one who runs after the lucre of the world through public (publicus) business, whence such a one is named.

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXI:

In sharpening iron, the edge is made finer by using oil, whence it is also customary for the more delicate iron implements to be tempered in oil, lest they be hardened by water to the point of fragility.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXI:

Also, rust does not damage iron implements if they are smeared with deer marrow or white lead mixed with oil of roses.

Livro: War and games; capítulo XIII:

2. 'Scale-armor' (squama) is an iron cuirass made from iron or bronze plates linked together in the manner of fish scales (squama), and named for their glittering likeness to fish scales.

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo III:

. but after Aesculapius was killed by a bolt of lightning, the study of healing was declared forbidden, and the art died along with its author, and was hidden for almost fifty years, until the time of Artaxerxes, king of the Persians.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo V:

13. 'Raphael' means "Healing" or "Medicine of God," for whenever there is need of healing and curing this archangel is sent by God - hence he is called "Medicine of God."

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo I:

No lesser inquiry was made later by Cornelius Celsus, Julius Atticus, Aemilianus (i.e. Palladius), and the distinguished orator Columella who embraced the whole corpus of that discipline.

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Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo X:

Building (aedificatio) is one kind of construction and renovation (instauratio) is another: building is new construction, but renovation is what restores something to its previous likeness (instar), for the ancients used to use the word instar for 'likeness'; hence they would say 'renovate' (instaurare).

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo X:

As far as building with clay is concerned, baked bricks are suited for walls and foundations, while curved and flat tiles are suitable for roofs.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XVIII:

In short, unless everything in the construction is made according to the plumb-line and a sure ruler, it is inevitable that everything will be built awry, so that some things will be crooked, others sloping, some leaning forward and some leaning back - and so all building must be constructed with these tools.

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo G:

Knowledgeable (gnarus), "knowing"; its opposite is ignorant (ignarus), "not knowing."

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo I:

Innocent (innox), because such a one does not harm (nocere); innocuus, one who has not been harmed - but among the ancients there is no difference between the senses of the words.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo I:

Ignorant (ignarus), "not knowing (gnarus)," that is, unknowing, that is, without a nose (nares), for the ancients called knowing "sniffing out."

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Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

Although the Greeks name the lamb (agnus) from ?yvóç ("holy") as if it were sacred, Latin speakers think that it has this name because it recognizes (agnoscere) its mother before other animals, to the extent that even if it has strayed within a large herd, it immediately recognizes the voice of its parent by its bleat.

Livro: Animals; capítulo IV:

The boa (boas), a snake in Italy of immense size, attacks herds of cattle and buffaloes, and attaches itself to the udders of the ones flowing with plenty of milk, and kills them by suckling on them, and from this takes the name 'boa,' from the destruction of cows (bos).

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VI:

Ligurian settlers founded the island of Corsica, naming it after the one who guided them there, a certain Ligurian woman by the name of Corsa, who saw a bull from the herd she was guarding close to the shore habitually swim across and return fattened shortly afterwards.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

Thus no original sound of the word remains to show that the Egyptians arose from the son of Ham named Mesraim (i.e. Egypt), or similarly with regard to the Ethiopians, who are said to descend from that son of Ham named Cush.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

He is said to have led an army against Libya and to have settled there after he had conquered the enemy, and his descendants were named Africans, and the place named Africa, after their ancestor.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo V:

Others say that Epaphus, the son of Jupiter and founder of Memphis in Egypt, had a daughter named Libya with his wife Cassiopeia, and Libya afterwards established a kingdom in Africa.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

5. Syllepsis (syllempsis) is the use of an expression completed by a singular verb with dissimilar or plural phrases, as (Vergil, Aen. 1.553): Sociis et rege recepto ("When companions and king be found"; recepto is singular), or a singular phrase is supplied with a plural verb, as (Vergil, Ecl.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

Epanaphora is the repetition of a word at the beginning of each phrase in a single verse, as (Vergil, Aen. 7.759): Te nemus Anguitiae, vitrea te Focinus unda, te liquidi flevere lacus (For you the forest of Anguitia wept, for you Lake Fucinus with its glassy wave, for you the clear lakes).

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

Epanalepsis is a repetition of the same word at the beginning and end of the verse, as in this (Juvenal, Satires 14.139): Crescit amor nummi quantum ipsa pecunia crescit (The love of money grows as wealth itself grows).

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo II:

He designated the third book Sir hassirim, which is translated in Latin as the song of songs; there he sings mystically, in the form of a wedding song, of the union of Christ and the Church.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VII:

. Therefore, just as they made temples more beautiful than their homes, and idols larger than their bodies, so they thought the gods should be honored by speech that was, as it were, loftier, and they raised up their praises with more brilliant words and more pleasing rhythms.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo III:

They say the bedroom (thalamus, also "bridal chamber") is so named for this reason: when the Sabine women were abducted by the Romans, one of them, more noble than the others in appearance, was abducted and greatly admired by all, and it was the response of an oracle that she be married to the general Thalamon.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo IX:

The verbum (i.e. the verb) of the grammarians conjugates in three tenses: preterit, present and future, as fecit ("he did"), facit ("he does"), faciet ("he willdo").

Livro: Grammar; capítulo IX:

The meditative (meditativus) is named from the sense of someone intending (meditari), as lecturio ("I intend to read," formed on legere, ppl.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo IX:

If you add a person to it - 'I ought, you ought, he ought to yell' (clamare debeo, debes, debet)- it becomes a quasifinite verb.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

The cinnamolgus is also a bird of Arabia, called thus because in tall trees it constructs nests out of cinnamon (cinnamum) shrubs, and since humans are unable to climb up there due to the height and fragility of the branches, they go after the nests using lead-weighted missiles.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VIII:

Serpents protect the pepper groves, but the inhabitants of that region, when the peppers ripen, burn them, and the serpents are put to flight by the fire - and from this flame the pepper, which is naturally white, is made black.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VIII:

The unripe kind is called 'long pepper'; that unaffected by fire, 'white pepper'; but that which has a wrinkled and bristly skin takes both its color (i.e. 'black') and its name (cf. pup, "fire") from the heat of the fire.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo IX:

It concerns such things as legal inheritances, cretio (i.e. formal acceptance of an inheritance), guardianship, usucapio (i.e. acquisition of ownership by use): these laws are found among no other group of people, but are particular to the Romans and established for them alone.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXIV:

Cretio is so called as if it were 'decision' (decretio), that is, deciding, or establishing - for example, "Let such and such a person be my heir," and it is added "and let him 'accept the inheritance' (cernere, ppl.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXV:

And it is called 'inheritance' (hereditas) from 'property entered in on' (res adita), or from 'money' (aes, gen. aeris), because whoever possesses land also pays the tax; whence also property (res).

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The hand with outstretched fingers is called palm (palma); when they are clenched, it is called fist (pugnus). 'Fist' is derived from 'handful' (pugillus), just as 'palm' is derived from the extended branches of the palm tree (palma).

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXIV:

Nailed (clavatus) shoes, [as if the word were claviatus, because the soles are joined to the uppers with small - that is, sharp - nails (clavus)]. 'Fur-lined boots' (perones) and sculponeae are country shoes.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo IV:

. Chased (caelatus) dishes are silver or gold, modeled inside and out with figures that stand out, so called from an engraver's burin (caelum), which is a kind of iron tool, which commonly is called a chisel (cilio).

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XII:

A pyramid (pyramidis) is a figure that rises up from a wide base to a point, like a tongue of fire, for 'fire' is called pup among the Greeks (fig.).

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XII:

2. Cinna mentions this type thus (fr. 11): On Prusias's boat I have brought as a gift for you these poems through which we know the aerial fires, poems much studied over with Aratus's midnight lamps, written on the dry bark of smooth mallow.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo X:

Hoar-frost (pruina) is a freezing during the morning hours, and it took this name because it burns like a fire - for the word pup means "fire," and 'burning' pertains both to freezing and to the sun.

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XXXIII:

The movement of the sphere is caused by its turning on two axes, one of which is the northern, which never sets, and is called Boreus; and the other is the southern axis, which is never seen, and is called Austronotius.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XXXIII:

They say that the sphere of heaven moves on these two poles, and with its movement, the stars, whichare fixed in it, make their circuit fromthe east to the west, with the northern stars completing shorter circular courses next to the turning point.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo V:

The axis (axis) is a straight line from the North that extends through the center ball of the sphere, and it is called 'axis' because around it the sphere turns like a wheel, or because the Wain (i.e. 'wagon,' another name for the Big Dipper) is there.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

There are five types of this: anastrophe, hysteron proteron, parenthesis, tmesis, and synthesis.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo IX:

And every treatment has these same three characteristics: first, regimen; second, pharmaceutics; and third, surgery.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo IX:

These two treatments make their types of assistance clear through their names.

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

Idolatry (idolatria) means the service or worship of idols, for 2atp?(c)a in Greek is translated in Latin as servitude (servitus), which as far as true religion is concerned is owed only to the one and only God.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

An idol (idolum) is a likeness made in the form of a human and consecrated, according to the meaning of the word, for the Greek term ?²6oç means "form" (forma), and the diminutive idolum derived from it gives us the equivalent diminutive formula ("replica," i.e. an image made in a mold).

Livro: War and games; capítulo XXVII:

Formerly, simple equestrian events were performed, and the common custom was not at all deserving of censure, but when this natural practice developed into public games it was converted into the worship of demons.

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo I:

Therefore what things are said of God pertain to the whole Trinity because of its one (unus) and coeternal substance, whether in the Father, or in his onlybegotten Son in the form of God, or in the Holy Spirit, which is the one (unus) Spirit of God the Father and of his only-begotten Son.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo III:

Some understand that the Trinity is signified in Psalm 50: in the "perfect Spirit" (vs. 14) the Father, in the "right Spirit" (vs. 12) the Son, in the "holy spirit" (vs. 13) the Holy Spirit.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo IV:

But for the Father and Son and Holy Spirit, because of their one and equal divinity, the name is observed to be not 'gods' but 'God,' as the Apostle says (I Corinthians 8:6): "Yet to us there is but one God," or as we hear from the divine voice (Mark 12:29, etc.), "Hear, O Israel: the Lord thy God is one God," namely inasmuch as he is both the Trinity and the one Lord God.

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Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo X:

But Varro says they are called fireplaces (focus) because they nurture (fovere) the fire, for the fire is the flame itself, and whatever keeps a fire burning is called a fireplace, whether it be an altar or something else on which the fire is kept burning.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo X:

5. 'Wax torches' (funale) are covered with wax, and are so called from the cords (funis) encased in wax that our ancestors employed before the use of papyrus.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo X:

The firebrand (fax, gen. facis) is so called because it starts (facere, lit. "makes") the hearth-fire (focus); its diminutive is facula.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The matrix (matrix) is so called, because the fetus is engendered in it, for it fosters the received semen, gives a body to what is fostered and differentiates the limbs of that which has been given a body.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

Ejaculated in sexual intercourse and taken into the uterus of a woman, it somehow takes shape in the body under the influence of the heat of the viscera and the irrigation of menstrual blood.

Livro: Animals; capítulo II:

Thus, afterwards, the generative seed, when it has been infused and received, does not adhere to the injured, scarred matrix of the womb, but recoils to no effect.

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo VI:

Pestilence is also called plague (lues), so called from destruction (labes) and distress (luctus), and it is so violent that there is no time to anticipate life or death, but weakness comes suddenly together with death.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo VII:

Peripleumonia took its name from the lungs (pulmo), for it is a swelling of the lungs accompanied by an effusion of bloody foam.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The spleen (splen) is so called from filling in (supplementum) a place opposite to the liver, so that there may not exist an empty space.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

Because the Romans would not put up with the haughty domination of kings, they made a pair of consuls serve as the governing power year by year - for the arrogance of kings was not like the benevolence of a consul, but the haughtiness of a master.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

Proconsuls were substitutes for consuls, and were called proconsuls because they would function in place of consuls, as a procurator does in place of a curator, that is, an agent.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo IV:

Procurators are those who serve in place of curatores, as if the term were 'in place of caretakers' (propter curatores), like proconsul, 'for the consul' (pro consule).

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The breast (mamilla) is accordingly the whole protrusion of the female breast, the nipple only the small part from which milk is drawn.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The female breasts (uber) are so called, either because they are abundant (ubertus) with milk, or because they are moist (uvida), that is to say, filled with the liquid of the milk as if they were grapes (uva).

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

It becomes what it is through a transformation of blood, for after birth, if any blood is not consumed as nourishment in the womb, it flows along a natural passageway to the breasts and, whitened due to their special property, it takes on the quality of milk.

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo B:

However, they differ in this, that the bonus person can be rather somber, and although he does well and is attentive to what is demanded of him, still he does not know how to be pleasant as a companion, whereas the benignus person knows how to be inviting to all with his sweet nature.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo B:

Still, we do not say benevolus, any more than malevolus, for often a word compounded of two bases alters either the first letter (i.e. of the second base) or the last letter (i.e. of the first base) - for benevolentia (i.e. rather than benivolentia, "benevolence") has a disagreeable sound.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo F:

Fugitive (fugitivus): nobody is correctly so called except one who flees (fugere, 3rd person fugit) froma master, for if a little boy runs away from his nurse or from school he is not a fugitivus.

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo III:

Barley (hordeum) is so called because it becomes dry (aridum) before other types of grain, or because its ear has rows (ordo) of grain.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The mella, which the Greeks call lotos (i.e. 2Ytóç), is commonly called the 'Syrian fava bean' (faba Syrica) because of its shape and color.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

The marsh mallow (althaea) is the wild mallow (malva), or malvaviscus; called althaea because it rises on high (altum), and viscus ("birdlime"; cf. viscosus, "sticky") because it is sticky.

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo III:

4. Wheat (triticum) is so called either from threshing (tritura), by means of which it may be stored in a barn after being thoroughly sifted, or because its grain is milled and 'ground up' (terere, ppl.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo II:

Acrozymus is slightly leavened bread, as if it were acroazymus. 'White wheat' (siligineus) bread is named for its type of grain, for siligo is a kind of wheat.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo II:

Sponge (spungia, i.e. spongia) bread is a mixture that is softened for a good while in water, and takes in a small portion of fine flour and a small portion of yeast; it has more moisture than any other bread, whence it took the name of the sponge.

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo I:

Certain other names are also said for God substantively, as immortal, incorruptible, immutable, eternal.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo I:

Immortal, as was written of him (I Timothy 6:16): "Who only hath immortality," because in his nature there is no change, for every sort of mutability not improperly is called mortality.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo I:

And these four terms signify one thing, for one and the same thing is meant, whether God is called eternal or immortal or incorruptible or immutable.

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Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

A 'city wall' (murus, plural muri) is so called from 'defending' (munitio), as if the term were 'to be defended' (muniri, passive infinitive of munire), because it defends and guards the inner parts of the city.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo IX:

The intervallum is the space between the tops of the ramparts, that is, the tops of the posts with which the rampart is furnished - hence other things are also called 'spaces' (spatium), the term evidently derived from 'posts' (stipes, gen. stipitis).

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo XVI:

The crown (agger) is the raised middle part of a street paved with stones heaped together (coaggerare), and named from 'mound' (agger), that is, a 'heaping together' (coacervatio).

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

There are various possible means of execution; among them the cross (crux), or patibulum (i.e. forked gibbet), on which men who are hanged are tormented (cruciare) or suffer (pati), whence these take their names.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

The patibulum is commonly called the fork (furca), as if it were 'supporting the head' (ferre caput), for hanging on a gibbet causes death by strangling; but the patibulum is a lesser punishment than the cross.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

The patibulum immediately kills those who are hanged on it, but the cross torments those nailed to it for a long time; whence in the Gospel the legs of the thieves were broken, so that they might die and be taken from the cross before the Sabbath, because those hanged from a cross could not die quickly (John 19:32).

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXX:

And again, as when we gloss 'termination' (terminus) as 'end' (finis), and we interpret 'ravaged' (populatus) to be 'devastated' (vastatus), and in general when we make clear the meaning of one word by means of one other word.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XX:

Therefore propriety should be cherished, so that sometimes because of the meanness of a foul and nasty word one should use terms in a transferred sense, yet not fetched from far away, but such as seem neighbors and cognates to the true ones.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo X:

Thus by a single word two different processes are signified, because they have a single effect.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

Hence lashes (flagrum) and floggings and scourges (flagellum), because they resound on the body with a whistling (flatus) and a crack.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

There is flogging (plaga), as if the term were flaga: but plaga and flagrum are primary in form, and flagellum is made by forming the diminutive.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo IX:

Fulgus because is touches (tangere), fulgor because it ignites and burns (urere), and fulmen because it splits (findere).

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIII:

Moreover, the Romans established the Kalends, Nones, and Ides with reference to festival days, or with reference to the offices of their magistrates, for on those days there would be an assembly in the cities.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

Capys Silvius, king of the Albans, built Capua, named after its founder, although some say Capua was named from 'capacity' (capacitas), because its land holds (capere) all produce for living, and others say from the flat (campester) land in which it is situated.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

Others say that when Tarquinius Priscus was uncovering the foundations of the Capitolium in Rome, he found on the site of the foundation the head (caput) of a human marked with Etruscan writing, and hence he named it the Capitolium.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

Parabola (parabola) is a comparison (comparatio) from dissimilar things, as (Lucan, Civil War 1.205): Like a lion seen hard by in the fields of heat-bearing Libya, he beset the enemy, where he compares Caesar to a lion, making a comparison, not from his own kind, but from another.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

Paradigm (paradigma) is a model (exemplum) of someone's word or deed, or something that is appropriate to the thing that we describe either from its similar or from its dissimilar nature, thus: "Scipio perished at Hippo as bravely as did Cato at Utica."

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

The use of likenesses arose when, out of grief for the dead, images or effigies were set up, as if in place of those who had been received into heaven demons substituted themselves to be worshipped on earth, and persuaded deceived and lost people to make sacrifices to themselves.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXI:

Rutilius Lupus, Schemata Lexeos 1.4): "While you call yourself wise instead of cunning, brave instead of reckless, thrifty instead of stingy."

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo B:

When he feared the same disaster that befell his brother, who was killed by his maternal uncle because of his wealth and prudence, he feigned a useful stupidity for a time.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo S:

Sluggish (segnis), that is, 'without fire' (sine igni), lacking native wit - for semeans "without" (sine), as sedulus, sine dolo (see 244 above).

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VI:

Liber is the inner part of the bark, so called from the bark's being 'released' (liberare), that is, set apart, for it is a kind of medium between bark and wood.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The fir (abies) is so called because it goes (ire; cf. abire, "go away") further than the other trees and towers aloft.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The alder (alnus) is so called because it is 'nourished by a river' (alatur amne), for it grows very close to water, and survives away from water with difficulty.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The poet Ovid describes this when he says (Met. 1.84): While the rest of the stooping animals look at the ground, he gave the human an uplifted countenance, and ordered him to see the sky, and to raise his upturned face to the stars.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The expression changes in various movements according to the will, whence the two terms for the face differ from each other, for while the face refers simply to someone's natural appearance, facial expression reveals what he has on his mind.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

They are called cheekbones (mala; cf. malum, "apple") either because they protrude under the eyes in a rounded shape, which the Greeks called µ?2ov ("apple," also "cheek"), or because they are above the jaws (maxilla).

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Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

The camel (camelus) takes its name from its characteristics, either because, when they are being loaded, they lie down so that they become shorter and lowfor the Greeks say yaµa(c) (lit. "on the ground") for 'low' and 'short' - or because their backs are humped, for maµoUp means "curve" in Greek.

Livro: Animals; capítulo II:

The giraffe (camelopardus) is so called because while it is speckled with white spots like the pard (pardus), it has a neck like a horse, ox-like feet, and a head like a camel (camelus).

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo V:

A smaller net is called a synplagium, from 'snare' (plagae), for strictly speaking plagae is the name for those ropes by which nets are stretched at the bottom and at the top.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo VII:

A common (communis) noun is so called because one noun has a share in both genders, as hic canis ("this male dog") and haec canis ("this female dog").

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XII:

The conjunction (coniunctio) is so called because it 'joins together' (coniungere) meanings and phrases, for conjunctions have no force on their own, but in their combining of other words they present, as it were, a certain glue.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XII:

Disjunctive (disiunctivus) conjunctions are so called because they disjoin things or persons, as "let's do it, you or (aut) I." Subjoined (subiunctivus) conjunctions are so called because they are attached behind (subiungere), as -que ("and").

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo IV:

The letter H was added afterwards for aspiration alone, whence it is considered by many to be a breathing, not a letter, and it is called a mark of aspiration because it elevates the voice, for aspiration is a sound that is raised more fully.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXVII:

Os, if it means "face" or "bone" should be written withan O alone; if it refers to a person, an H shouldbe put first (i.e. hos, plural accusative of the demonstrative).

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXII:

Lambdacism (labdacismus) happens if two Ls are pronounced instead of one, as Africans do, as in colloquium instead of conloquium, or whenever we pronounce a single L too weakly, or a double L too strongly.

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

The Circumcellians (Circumcellia, lit. "around the chambers") are so called because they live out in the open; people call them Cotopitae, and they possess a doctrine of heresy named above.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

They are called 'lobes' (fibra) because among the pagans they were carried by the soothsayers in their sacred rites to the 'altars of Phoebus' (Phoebi ara), so that after the lobes were offered and set on fire the soothsayers might receive the god's responses.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

Coclea are tall, round towers, and they are called coclea as if the word were 'cycles' (cyclea), because in them one climbs in a spiraling ring.

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IV:

Lucerne clover, vetch, and bitter vetch are the best fodders.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

. Hazelwort (asarum) grows on shady mountains, with flowers like those of casia (see viii.12 above).

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

It grows in friable, stony soil, or near oaks.

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Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXII:

Prometheus is said to have been the first to put on his finger a circle of iron with a stone set into it; following this practice people began to wear rings.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXII:

2. People first began to wear rings on the fourth (i.e. third) finger from the thumb, because a certain vein reaches from it to the heart, and the ancients thought that this vein should be noted and adorned by some sort of sign.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXII:

Among the Romans, rings would be distributed from the public treasury, and not indiscriminately, for rings with gems were given as an honor to men of exceptional merit, and plain rings to the rest.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXVI:

In addition, there are things called 'secondary substances' (secunda substantia), in which types those things that were just now called substances in the principal sense are present and included, as the principal substance 'Cicero' is included in the secondary substance 'man.'

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXVI:

Further, 'being' (usia) is 'substance' (substantia) that is, the 'essential property' (proprium) that underlies (subiacere) the other categories; the remaining nine are accidents. 'Substance' is so called because every thing subsists (subsistere) with reference to itself.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXIX:

In this and the remainder of the definitions a notice of the thing is presented, but no substantial (substantialis) explication is produced; because that first species is substantial, it holds first place among the definitions.

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XVI:

After the craftsman swore that no one else knew, Caesar ordered him beheaded, lest, if this skill became known, gold would be regarded as mud and the value of all metals would be reduced - and it is true that if glass vessels became unbreakable, they would be better than gold and silver.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XX:

Now it is the opposite (Lucretius, On the Nature of Things 5.1275): Bronze is despised and gold has attained the highest honor: thus time in its turning changes the positions of things, and what was prized becomes finally without value.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XX:

Thus Corinthian vessels were created from all the metals (i.e. gold, silver, and bronze) combined to make a single alloy that was neither one particular metal nor another.

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXII:

Tiny pebbles (of lead) are mingled with the sand, especially in dried-out river beds: people wash these sands and whatever sinks down they heat in furnaces.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XVII:

However, 'white lead' (cerussa), if it is baked in a furnace, produces sandarach, which as a result has a flamelike color.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XVII:

23. 'White lead' (cerussa, i.e. the cosmetic ceruse) is made in this way: fill a vessel with very sour vinegar; add vine twigs to this same vessel, and on top of the twigs place very thin sheets of lead, and then close the vessel carefully and seal it so that none of the fumes can escape.

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo VIII:

You add together a low and a high number, you divide them, and you find the mean; take, for example, the low and high numbers 6 and 12: when you join them, they make 18; you divide this at its midpoint, and you make 9, which is an arithmetic proportion, in that the mean exceeds the low number by as many units as the mean is exceeded by the high number.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo VIII:

By whatever part the mean exceeds the low number, by the same part the mean is exceeded by the high number.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XXII:

Thus, the high number exceeds the mean by the same proportion as the low number is exceeded by the mean.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The Spanish were first named Iberians, after the river Iberus (i.e. the Ebro), but afterwards they were named Spaniards (Hispanus) after Hispalus (i.e. the legendary founder of Hispalis, Seville).

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The Celtiberians descended from the Celtic Gauls, and from these names their district, Celtiberia, was named - for they were named Celtiberians after the river Iberus of Spain, where they are settled, and after the Gauls, who were called Celtic, with the two terms combined.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo IV:

Furthermore there are two Spains: Inner Spain, whose area extends in the north from the Pyrenees to Cartagena; and Outer Spain, which in the south extends from Celtiberia to the straits of Cadiz.

Nome: 208_billygoats_yoke foxes_milk billygoats_foxes milk

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo XII:

29. 'Acolytes' (acolythus) in Greek are called torchbearers (ceroferarius) in Latin, from their carrying candles (cereus) when the Gospel is to be read or mass is to be offered.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

Jovinianists (Iovinianista) are so called from a certain monk Jovinian; they assert that there is no difference between wives and virgins, and no distinction between those who are abstinent and those who blatantly carouse.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo III:

Hence Jerome in the book he wrote On Preserving Virginity: "Thus growing girls should avoid wine as poison lest, on account of the fervent heat of their time of life, they drink it and die."

Nome: 209_simulator_dissembler_falsehood_hypocrita

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo H:

Moreover, the name of hypocrita derives from the appearance of those who go in theatrical spectacles with countenance concealed, marking their face with blue and red and other pigments, holding masks of linen and plaster of Paris decorated with various colors, sometimes also smearing their necks and hands with white clay, in order to arrive at the coloring of the character they portray and to deceive the public while they act in plays.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XVI:

Thus some pictures go beyond the substance of truth in their attention to color, and in their efforts to increase credibility move into falsehood, just as someone who paints a three-headed Chimera, or a Scylla as human in the upper half and girded with dogs' heads below.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XVI:

For this reason even now painters (pictor) first draw certain shadows and the outlines of the images to come, and then fill in the colors, following the order in which the art was discovered.

Nome: 210_sidon_called sidon_sicyonians_ionians

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

After Phoenix, the brother of Cadmus, moved from Egyptian Thebes to Syria, he reigned at Sidon and named those people Phoenicians and the province Phoenicia after his own name.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo III:

Phoenix, brother of Cadmus, came from Egyptian Thebes into Syria and ruled over Sidon, and this province was called Phoenicia after his name.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VI:

Abydos is an island in Europe, positioned above the Hellespont, cut off by a narrow and dangerous sea; it is called *ßU6oç in Greek because it is at the entrance to the Hellespont, where Xerxes built a bridge constructed from ships and crossed over into Greece (cf. ?

Nome: 211_sequi_sedere_sequi ppl_sedda

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo III:

secutus) and 'holding' (tenere), for we use the term 'sects' of attitudes of mind and institutions associated witha precept or premise which people hold and follow when in the practice of religion they believe things that are quite different from what others believe.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo D:

Similarly, the term 'inactive ones' (resides; singular reses) is from 'remain seated' (resideo)- for the prefix dehere is augmentative.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo S:

Subordinate (secundus), because one is 'beside the feet' (secus pedes), and the term is derived from servants who follow (sequi, ppl.

Nome: 212_vis_vigor_strength virtus_vir

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo II:

A man (vir) is so called, because in him resides greater power (vis) than in a woman - hence also 'strength' (virtus) received its name - or else because he deals with a woman by force (vis).

Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

The wether (vervex) is either named from 'force' (vis, gen. viris), because it is stronger than the other sheep, or because it is male (vir), that is, masculine; or because it has a worm (vermis) in its head - irritated by the itching of these worms they butt against each other and strike with great force when they fight.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VI:

moreover from 'vigor' (vis)] or from 'strength' (virtus) because it contains a great deal of vigor, or from 'greenness' (viriditas), or because it is a symbol of peace (i.e. as a lictor's rod), because it controls force (vis).

Nome: 213_proportion_epitrite_triple_proportion triple

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XVII:

It is epitrite (epitritus), when the smaller part is contained in the larger, plus a third part of the smaller (i.e. a proportion of three and four, since four is equal to three plus one third of three).

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XVII:

The members of feet are divided either in equal proportion, or double, or sescuple, or triple, or epitrite.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XVII:

There are, therefore, ten feet with equal proportion, six with duple proportion, one with triple proportion, seven with sescuple proportion, and four with epitrite proportion.

Nome: 214_circle called_tpoptm_ptv_circle

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XLIV:

The third circle is called ¡µ?ptvóç, and is called 'equinoctial' (aequinoctialis) by Latin speakers, because the sun, when it goes across to this zone, makes the day and night equal length (aequinoctium) - for the term ¡µ?ptvóç means 'day and night' in Latin.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIV:

There are two solstices: one is the estival, on June 24, from which time the sun begins to return to its lower altitudes; the other is the hibernal, December 25, when the sun begins to rise to its higher altitudes.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIV:

These equinoxes fall on March 25 and September 24, because the year formerly would be divided into two parts only, that is, the estival and hibernal solstices, as well as into the two celestial hemispheres.

Nome: 215_menses_blood sanguis_sanguis_sanies

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The 'blood vessels' (vena) are so called because they are passageways (via) for the flowing blood and conduits (rivus) spreading throughout the body, with which all limbs are supplied with fluid.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

They are called 'menses' (menstrua) after the cycle of moonlight in which this flux regularly comes to pass - forin Greek the mooniscalled µ?v?.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

If they are touched by the blood of the menses, crops cease to sprout, unfermented wine turns sour, plants wither, trees lose their fruit, iron is corrupted byrust, bronze turns black.

Nome: 216_baptism_font_water sacrament_water spirit

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

This is the reason why baptism is enacted by water: the Lord desired that invisible thing to be granted through the congruent but definitely tangible and visible element over which in the beginning the Holy Spirit moved (Genesis 1:2).

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

when God is invoked the Holy Spirit descends from heaven and, when the waters have been purified, sanctifies them from itself, and they receive the power of purgation, so that in them both flesh and soul, befouled by sins, may be cleansed.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo IV:

For the font (fons) in springshrines is the place of the reborn, in which seven steps are made in the mystery of the Holy Spirit; there are three going down and three coming up: the seventh is the fourth step (i.e. the bottom of the waist-deep baptismal font), and that is like the Son of Man, the extinguisher of the furnace of fire, the sure place for the feet, the foundation of the water, in which the fullness of divinity dwells bodily.

Nome: 217_veil_ornaments_bracelets_ornaments womens

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Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXI:

Both torques and bullae (i.e. lockets for amulets) are worn by men, but women wear monilia (necklaces) and catellae (neck-chains).

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXI:

Bracelets (dextra, i.e. dextrale) are worn by both men and women, because both sexes wear them on the right hand (dextera).

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXI:

Ankle bracelets (periscelis) are ornaments for women's legs, which adorn their appearance as they walk by. 'Scent bottles' (olfactoriolum) are small vessels for women, in which perfumes are carried.

Nome: 218_sanctum_sanctus_holy sanctus_holier

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo S:

Holy (sanctus), so called from an ancient custom, because those who wished to be purified would be touched by the blood (sanguis) of a sacrificial victim, and from this they received the name of holy ones (sanctus).

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo IV:

The term 'temple' (templum) is general, for the ancients would give the name 'temples' to all sorts of large places, and temples (templa) were so named as if they were called 'spacious shelters' (tecta ampla).

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo V:

The sacrarium is properly the place in a temple where holy things (sacrum) are put away; similarly the 'temple treasurechamber' (donarium), where offerings are gathered; similarly the 'rows of seating' (lectisternium) where people are accustomed to sit.

Nome: 219_prostitute_seductive_brothels_pimp

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo L:

Pimp (leno), an arranger of lewd practice, because he charms the minds of wretched people and seduces them by cajoling (delinire, i.e. delenire).

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo P:

Petulans nowadays means "bold-faced" and "saucy," but formerly "cruelly demanding people" and, strictly speaking, the agents of moneylenders who would exact what was owed frequently and harshly, called petulantes from pursuing (petere).

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo P:

proseda, "prostitute") at flophouses or brothels; such a one is properly called pelex in Greek (cf. pa22am(c)ç, "concubine"); in Latin, concuba, and so called from fallacia, that is, "cunning deceit, guile, and trickery."

Nome: 220_fervidus_tongs_forfex_tongs forceps

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Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XVIII:

Varro (Latin Language 7.22) says that they are called fretum as if the word were 'violently agitated' (fervidus), that is, 'seething' (ferventia), and having the motion of 'extreme agitation' (fervor).

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo VII:

Tongs (forceps, plural forcipes), as if the word were ferricipes, because they seize (capere) and hold the whitehot iron (ferrum), or because we seize and hold something forvus with them, as if the word were forvicapes, for forvus means "hot" - whence also the word 'fiery' (fervidus).

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo XIII:

The term forfex is treated in accordance with its etymology: if it is so called from 'thread' (filum), the letter f is used, as in tailors' scissors (forfex); if from 'hair' (pilus), the letter p, as in a barbers' tweezers (forpex); if from 'snatching out' (accipere), the letter c, as in blacksmiths' tongs (forceps), because they 'seize the hot thing' (formum capere).

Nome: 221_bactrians_scythians_bactrus_exiles

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The Parthians likewise take their origin from the Scythians, for they were Scythian exiles, which is still evident from their name, for in the Scythian language exiles are called parthi.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

Like the Bactrians, after being driven by civil dissension from Scythia they first stealthily occupied the empty territory adjacent to the Hircanians, and then seized more land by force.

Livro: War and games; capítulo IV:

However, among the Amazons the army is not called by a trumpet, as armies that are called by kings, but their army of women is called together by the queen with a sistrum.

Nome: 222_lucina_light world_oriens_exortus sun

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XLII:

The west (occidens) is so named because it makes the day perish (occidere, also meaning "set") and come to an end, for it takes the light from the world and brings on shadows.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo I:

The West (occidens) is named because it makes the day set (occidere) and perish, for it hides the light from the world and brings on darkness.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XI:

Their names were assigned for specific reasons; for Subsolanus is named because it arises beneath (sub) the rising of the sun (sol); Eurus because it blows from Ûç, that is, from the East, for it is related to Subsolanus; Vulturnus, because it 'resounds deeply' (alte tonare).

Nome: 223_human law_law nations_divine law_ius

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo X:

A law will be decent, just, enforceable, natural, in keeping with the custom of the country, appropriate to the place and time, needful, useful, and also clear - so that it does not hold anything that can deceive through obscurity - and for no private benefit, but for the common profit (communis utilitas) of the citizens.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo III:

4. Furthermore, if law is based on reason, then law will be everything that is consistent with reason - provided that it agrees with religion, accords with orderly conduct, and is conducive to well-being.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo VI:

The law of nations concerns the occupation of territory, building, fortification, wars, captivities, enslavements, the right of return, treaties of peace, truces, the pledge not to molest embassies, the prohibition of marriages between different races.

Nome: 224_capitulum_neck collum_heads caput_collum

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Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

The packhorse (caballus) was formerly called a cabo, because when walking it hollows (concavare) the ground with the imprint of its hoof, a property that the other animals do not have.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo VIII:

Capitals (capitolium, i.e. capitulum) are so called because they are the heads (caput, gen. capitis) of columns (columna), just as there is a head on a neck (collum).

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo X:

Capitals (capitolium, i.e. capitulum or capitella) are named thus because they are the heads (caput, gen. capitis) of columns (columna), just like a head on a neck (collum).

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo III:

A transliterator fashioned the letter of one language from the similar sound of another language (i.e. derived the names and shapes of letters of similar sound from the "earlier" language); hence we can know that the Hebrew language is the mother of all languages and letters.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo II:

Ezra is thought to have written the book of Esther, in which that queen is described as having snatched her people, as a figure of the Church of God, from slavery and death.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo III:

After the Law (i.e. Torah) was burned by the Chaldeans, the scribe Ezra, inspired with the divine spirit, restored the library of the Old Testament when the Jews had returned to Jerusalem, and he corrected all the scrolls of the Law and Prophets, which had been corrupted by the gentiles, and he ordered the whole Old Testament into twenty-two books, so that there might be as many books in the Law (i.e. the Old Testament) as they had letters of the alphabet.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

There is also infamy (infamium), as if it were 'without good report' (fama), and 'report' is so called because by speaking (fari), that is, talking, it roves about, creeping through the grapevine of tongues and ears.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

They distinguish Fate from Fortune: Fortune, as it were, exists in what comes by chance with no obvious cause; but they say Fate is fixed and assigned for each person individually.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo F:

Some think that the term 'fool' derives originally from admirers of Fatua, the prophesying wife of Faunus, and that they were first called fatuus because they were immoderately stupefied by her prophecies, to the point of madness.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

Sheatfish (porcus marinus, lit. "sea pigs"), commonly called suilli (lit. "small swine"), are so named because when they seek food they root up the earth underwater like swine.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

Dracontea (i.e. a plant resembling arum) is so called because its spike is varicolored like a snake, and it bears the likeness of a dragon (draco), or because a viper fears that plant.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XVII:

Cinnabar (cinnabaris) is named from draco (gen. draconis, "dragon") and barrus, that is, 'elephant,' for they say that it is the blood of dragons, shed when they entwine themselves around elephants.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

This trope occurs in three manners: from the spirit, as (Vergil, Aen. 5.407): And the large-souled son of Anchises; from the body as (Vergil, Aen. 3.619): That lofty one; from something extrinsic, as (Vergil, Aen. 1.475): Unlucky boy, no match for Achilles when he met him.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

From an equal (Vergil, Aen. 1.148): And just as often when rebellion has broken out in a great populace.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo P:

2.89]): "The figure and features of the guest delighted you much more," or in tall stature, as Turnus (Aen.

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Livro: War and games; capítulo VI:

Theword spatha ("broad sword") is from 'suffering,' from the Greek term, for the Greek pa9?±v means "to suffer," whence we say patior ("I suffer") and patitur ("he suffers").

Livro: War and games; capítulo VI:

Others assert that spatha was so named in Latin, because it is 'spacious' (spatiosus), that is, broad and large - whence also comes the term spatula (i.e. "broad piece (of meat)") with regard to livestock.

Livro: War and games; capítulo VI:

A semispathium is a sword named for its length of half a spatha and not, as the ignorant masses say, from 'without a space of time' (sine spatio), seeing that it is swifter than an arrow.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VIII:

These animals, skilful at the task of creating honey, live in allocated dwellings; they construct their homes with indescribable skill; they make their honeycombs from various flowers; they build wax cells, and replenish their fortress with innumerable offspring; they have armies and kings; they wage battle; they flee smoke; they are annoyed by disturbance.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo III:

Vinegar-honey (oxymeli) is so called because it is something made from a mixture of vinegar and honey (mel), whence it has a sweet-sour taste. 'Honey of roses' (rhodomelum) is so called because the honey is mixed with essence of rose.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo III:

Mead (medus), as if it were melus, because it is made from honey (mel), just as calamitas is put for cadamitas. 'Burnt tartar' (faecula) is a decoction of plump grapes, cooked down to the thickness of honey and cooled, good for the stomach.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

These animals, as we have said, dwell in the highest crags, and if ever they espy danger from beasts or humans, they throw themselves down from the highest peaks on their horns and lift themselves up unharmed.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

Vultures, just like eagles, can sense carrion even beyond the seas; indeed, when they are flying high, they can see many things from their height that are otherwise hidden by obscuring mountains.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

They are messengers of the spring, socially companionable, enemies of snakes; they cross the sea, and migrate into Asia in a gathered flock.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

Rumination (ruminatio) is named from the rumen (ruma), the upper part of the gullet through which the food that has been taken down is regurgitated by some animals.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

The ostrich (struthio) is named witha Greek term; this animal is seen to have feathers like a bird, but it does not rise above the ground.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

from 'food' (pabulum), because they are stuffed - they are commonly called titus] is called a 'chaste bird' (avis casta) from its behavior, because it is a companion of chastity (castitas), for it is said to proceed alone after it has lost its mate, nor does it need any further carnal union.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXII:

A barbarism (barbarismus) is a word pronounced with a corrupted letter or sound: a corrupted letter, as in floriet (i.e. the incorrect future form of florere, "bloom"), when one ought to say florebit ("will bloom"); a corrupted sound, if the first syllable is lengthened and the middle syllable omitted in words like latebrae ("hiding places"), tenebrae ("shadows").

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXII:

It is called 'barbarism' from barbarian (barbarus) peoples, since they were ignorant of the purity of the Latin language, for some groups of people, once they had been made Romans, brought to Rome their mistakes in language and customs as well as their wealth.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo I:

Then Mixed, which emerged in the Roman state after the wide expansion of the Empire, along with new customs and peoples, corrupted the integrity of speech with solecisms and barbarisms.

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo C:

Consoler (consolator), 'comforting interlocutor'; and a consoler is so called because he focuses attention on the single (solus) person to whom he is speaking, and alleviates his solitude by talking with him.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo F:

Fearful (formidolosus), so called from formum ("warm thing"), that is, blood, because, when fleeing from the skin and the heart, the blood contracts - for fear congeals the blood, which when concentrated produces terror (formido), whence is the verse (Vergil, Aen. 3.30): And my chilled blood coagulates with terror (formido).

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo T:

Fearful (timidus), because one 'is afraid for a long time' (timere diu), that is, from one's bloody humor, for fear congeals the blood, which when coagulated causes fear.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo II:

The term 'virgin' (virgo) comes from 'a greener (viridior) age,' just like the words 'sprout' (virga) and 'calf ' (vitula).

Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

Calves (vitulus) and heifers (vitula) are named from their greenness (viriditas), that is, their green (i.e. "vigorous") age, just as a maiden (virgo) is.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo X:

3. Pavilions (papilio, lit. "butterfly, moth") are so called from their resemblance to the little flying animals that teem especially when the mallows are flowering.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

The thymallus takes its name from a flower - indeed the flower is called 'thyme' (thymus) - for although it is pleasing in appearance and agreeable in flavor, still, just like a flower, it smells and exhales aromas from its body.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VIII:

. Frankincense (tus) is a huge and well-branched tree of Arabia, with very smooth bark and branches like the maple's, dripping a white, aromatic sap, like an almond tree, that is turned into a powder by chewing.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

Epithymum (i.e. a parasitic plant growing on thyme) is a Greek name, which in Latin is called 'flower of the thyme' (flos thymi), for the thyme flower in Greek is 9áµov (and cf. sp(c), "upon").

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXVIII:

The fourth type is that which draws together a particular negation from a particular affirmation and a universal negation directly, as: "A particular just thing is decent; no decent thing is wicked; therefore that particular just thing is not wicked."

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXVIII:

The ninth type is that which draws together a particular negation from a universal negation and a particular affirmation indirectly, as: "No wicked thing is decent; a particular decent thing is just; therefore that particular just thing is not wicked."

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXVIII:

The fifth type is that which draws together a particular negation from a particular affirmation and a universal negation directly, as: "A particular just thing is decent; no just thing is bad; therefore a particular decent thing is not bad."

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Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo VIII:

Bricks (later) and tiles (laterculus), because they are made in a wide (latus) mold by means of four wooden forms placed around their sides.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo IX:

In Africa and Spain walls of earth are called formatum or formaceum (lit. "molded") because they are pressed into a form (forma) made from planks enclosing them on both sides rather than built up from the ground.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo X:

15. 'Flat roof-tiles' (tegula) are so named because they cover (tegere) a building, and 'curved tiles' (imbrex) because they receive the rain (imber).

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIII:

5. March (Martius) was named after Mars, the founder of the Roman people, or because at that time all living things are stirred to virility (mas, gen. maris) and to the pleasures of sexual intercourse.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIII:

May (Maius) is named from Maia, the mother of Mercury, or from the elders (maior) who were the leading men of the state, for the Romans dedicated this month to older people, but the following one to younger people.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

They say Juno (Iuno), as if the name were Iano, that is, 'door' (ianua), with regard to the menstrual discharge of women, because, as it were, she lays open the doors of mothers for their children, and of wives for their husbands.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo IX:

2. Hence a syllogism consists of three parts: proposition (propositio, i.e. the major premise), the additional proposition (assumptio, i.e. the minor premise), and the conclusion (conclusio).

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo IX:

3. Not only rhetoricians, but especially logicians use syllogisms, although the apostle Paul often puts forth major and minor premises and confirms with a conclusion - which things, as we have said, belong properly to the disciplines of logic and rhetoric.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo IX:

The parts of induction are three: first the proposition (i.e. the major premise); second the 'thing brought in' (illatio, from inferre, "infer"), also called the 'additional proposition' (assumptio, i.e. the minor premise); third the conclusion.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

): Tectumque, laremque, armaque, Amicleumque canem (the house and the Lares and the weapons and the Amiclean dog).

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo A:

Swift (alacer), with regard to speed and running, as if one would say 'winged' (aliger). 'Bearing arms' (armiger), because he 'bears arms' (arma gerere).

Livro: War and games; capítulo V:

. Arms properly are so called because they cover the shoulders, for arms (arma) are named from 'shoulders' (armus), that is, from upper arms (umerus), as (Vergil, Aen.

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Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VI:

The land extends 140 (Roman) miles in length and 40 miles in width.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo XV:

Now a field containing a stade (stadialis) is 125 paces, that is, 625 feet long.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo XVI:

They say Hercules first established the stade, and fixed it as that distance that he himself could complete in one breath, and accordingly named it 'stade' (stadium) because at its end he caught his breath and at the same time 'stood still' (stare).

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

1.412): Multum nebulae circum dea fudit amictum (The goddess surrounded (them) with a thick mantle of mist), instead of circumfudit.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

): If Orpheus could summon the spirit of his wife, relying on a Thracian cithara and its melodious strings, as if he meant, relying on a small unimportant object; that is, if he relies on a cithara, I rely on my piety.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo I:

These men were: Appius Claudius, Genucius, Veterius, Julius, Manlius, Sulpicius, Sextius, Curatius, Romilius, and Postumius.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

The ancients named the veredus so because it 'conveys carriages' (vehere redas), that is, it pulls them, or because it travels on public roads (via), by which carriages (reda) were also accustomed to go.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

Based onshape, like the orbis (lit. "circle"), because it is round and consists entirely of its head, and like the sole (solea) because it looks like the sole (solea) of a shoe.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo II:

The globe (orbis) derives its name from the roundness of the circle, because it resembles a wheel; hence a small wheel is called a 'small disk' (orbiculus).

Nome: 245_wild beasts_produces wild_beasts serpents_griffins

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

Certain natural scientists of the Physiologus say that the Chimaera is not an animal but a mountain in Cilicia that nourishes lions and she-goats in some places, emits fire in some places, and is full of serpents in some places.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo III:

Many parts of Scythia have good land, but many are nevertheless uninhabitable, for while many places abound in gold and precious stones, they are rarely visited by human beings because of the savagery of the griffins.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VI:

It is plentiful in goats and lacks deer; it nowhere produces wolves or foxes or other harmful wild beasts; there are no serpents there and no night owls, and if one comes upon the island, it dies immediately.

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

They imagine that Saturn cut off the genitals of his father, the Sky (Caelus), so that the blood flowed into the sea, and that Venus was born from it as the foam of the sea solidified.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

Now, it is said that Saturn cut off the male organs of his father, the Sky, and that these created Venus when they fell into the sea; this is imagined because, unless moisture descends from the sky to the land, nothing is created.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

Thus, because of the promiscuous intercourse of these virgins, the youths, born of uncertain parentage, were named Spartans after the stigma of their mothers' shame.

Nome: 247_species definition_mat_definition called_called mat

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXIX:

The eleventh species of definition is called mat' s22?tpsç ó2om2?poU óµo(c)oU ysvoUç in Greek, in Latin 'by the shortage of the full amount of the same kind' (per indigentiam pleni ex eodem genere) - as if it were asked what a triens is, and it were answered, "That which is short of an as by two-thirds."

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXIX:

The twelfth species of definition in Greek is mat? spa(c)vov, that is, 'by praise' (per laudem), as Cicero in his Defense of Cluentius (146): "Law is the mind and spirit and counsel and judgment of the citizen body."

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXIX:

The thirteenth species of definition is called mat? tò ppóç tt in Greek, and 'by relationship' (ad aliquid) in Latin, as is this: "A father is a man who has a son," "A master is a man who has a slave."

Nome: 248_habits_customary law_moral habits_mos

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo X:

2. Custom (mos) is longstanding usage, taken likewise from 'moral habits' (mores, the plural of mos). 'Customary law' (consuetudo) moreover is a certain system of justice (ius), established by moral habits, which is received as law when law is lacking; nor does it matter whether it exists in writing or in reason, seeing that reason commends a law.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo III:

A custom is usage tested by age, or unwritten law, for law (lex, gen. legis) is named from reading (legere), because it is written.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo III:

But custom (mos) is a longstanding usage drawn likewise from 'moral habits' (mores, the plural of mos). 'Customary law' (consuetudo) is a certain system of justice established by moral habits, which is taken as law when a law is lacking; nor does it matter whether it exists in writing or reasoning, since reason also validates law.

Nome: 249_omens_augurs_auspicious signs_auspicious

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo IX:

Augurs (augur) are those who give attention to the flight and calls of birds (avis), and to other signs of things or unforeseen observations that impinge on people.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo IX:

They are called 'auspicious signs' (auspicium) as if it were 'observations of birds' (avium aspicium), and 'auguries' (augurium), as if it were 'bird calls' (avium garria), that is, the sounds and languages of birds.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

Augurs say that this bird by its signs is attentive to the concerns of humans, and shows the paths where ambush lies, and predicts the future.

Nome: 250_costa_ribs costa_haurit_ribs

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The protruding, fleshy parts of the chest are called the breasts (mamilla), and between them the bony part is the pectus, and what is to its right and left are the ribs (costa).

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

They are also known as 'organs of modesty' (pudenda) on account of a feeling of shame (cf. pudor, "shame"), or else from 'pubic hair' (pubis), by which they are also hidden with a covering.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The viscera are also called 'vital organs' (vitalia), namely the places surrounding the heart (cor), as if the word were viscora, because in that place life (vita), that is, the soul, is contained.

Nome: 251_calculus_caementum_like stone_hewing

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo II:

The Stumbling-stone (Lapis offensionis), because when he came in humility unbelievers stumbled (offendere) against him and he became a 'rock of scandal' (Romans 9:33), as the Apostle says (I Corinthians 1:23), "Unto the Jews indeed a stumbling block (scandalum)."

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXV:

A calcus (lit. "pebble"), the smallest unit of weight, is one fourth of an obol, and is equivalent to two lentils.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXV:

It is called a calcus because it is so tiny, like the stone calculus, which is so small that it may be 'trodden upon' (calcare) without discomfort.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXVI:

She embraces one, nods to another, and her hand is occupied with yet another, she pinches the foot of another, gives to another a ring to look at, calls another by blowing a kiss, sings with another, and to still others gives signals with her finger.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXXI:

In the thing,' as 'blindness,' 'sight.' 'In the place,' as the place of blindness and sight is 'in the eyes.' 'At the appropriate time,' as we do not speak of an infant as 'toothless' when his brief life so far has denied him teeth.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

Yet others are so called due to missing parts of the body, individuals in whom one corresponding part is deficient compared with the other, as when one hand is compared with the other hand and one foot with the other foot.

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo I:

Some translate this as "God," and others as "oyUpóç, that is, "strong" (fortis), expressing its etymology, because he is overcome by no infirmity but is strong and capable of accomplishing anything.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

But this much is certain: the sinews constitute the greatest part of the substance of strength, for the thicker they are, the more they are disposed to augment strength.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXI:

Armbands (armilla) are, properly speaking, for men (vir), conferred on soldiers in recognition of a victory for their valor (virtus) in arms (arma).

Nome: 254_odd_evenly_perfect_compound mean

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo V:

Odd numbers are subdivided into these categories: the primary and simple; the secondary and compound; and the tertiary and mean, which in a certain way is primary and non-compound, but in another way is secondary and compound.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo V:

An evenly odd number is one that can undergo a division into equal parts, but then its parts cannot immediately be evenly dissected, like 6, 10, 38,

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XIII:

5. Within the first numeric order, that is, within 10, on account of its being the first perfect number, multiplying with the first turn sixes nine times gives 54; nines six times,

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo I:

Further, excelsus is so called from 'very lofty' (valde celsus), for ex is put for valde, as in eximius ("exceptional"), as it were valde eminens ("very eminent").

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo IV:

The first ranks of senators are called the illustres (lit. "illustrious"), the second, the spectabiles ("notable"), and the third, the clarissimi ("distinguished").

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo E:

However, 'lacking experience' (expers), one who is without 'practical knowledge' (peritia) and understanding. 'Decked out' (exornatus), "very ornate (ornatus)," for the prefix exmeans "very," as in 'noble' (excelsus), as if 'very lofty (celsus),' and 'excellent' (eximius), as if 'very prominent (eminens).'

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VI:

However, 'maternal brothers' (germanus) are those issuing from the same mother (genetrix) and not, as many say, from the same seed (germen); only the latter are called fratres.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VI:

The term 'maternal sister' (germana) is understood just as 'maternal brother' (germanus), as issuing from the same mother.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VII:

"v?t?p?ç, "wives of brothers") as if the term were 'frequenting the doors' (ianua + terere), or through the same 'door' having 'entry' (ianua + iter).

Nome: 257_olympus_obelisk_said held_mountain macedonia

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Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VIII:

Mount Solurius (i.e. Solorius) is named after singularity, because it alone (solus; and cf. opoç, "mountain") is seen to be higher than all the rest of the mountains of Hispania, [or else, because when the sun (sol) rises, its rays are seen there even before the sun].

Livro: War and games; capítulo XXXI:

Not long afterwards, seized by a serious illness, he lost his sight, and once his vision was restored after this blindness he consecrated two obelisks to the sun god. 'Obelisk' (obeliscus) is the name of the arrow that is set up in the middle of the circus because the sun runs through the middle of the world.

Livro: War and games; capítulo XXXI:

Moreover, the obelisk, set up in the midpoint of the space of the racetrack equidistant from the two turning-posts, represents the peak and summit of heaven, since the sun moves across it at the midpoint of the hours, equidistant from either end of its course.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

But in fact Hydra was a place that gushed out water, devastating a nearby city; if one opening in it were closed, many more would burst out.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XVI:

Phrixus, also fleeing with his sister Helle from their stepmother's snares, embarked on a ship bearing the sign of the ram, on which he escaped.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VII:

It is called Sigeum due to the silence of Hercules, because, denied hospitality by the Trojan king Laomedon, he feigned his departure and from there came back against Troy in silence, which is called oty?.

Nome: 259_planets_plural number_ultima_weekday

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XXXII:

They hold that everything is connected to the orbital paths of these planets, and they think that the planets are interconnected and in a way inserted within one another, and that they turn backwards and are carried by a motion that is opposite to the other heavenly bodies.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo LXVI:

Lucan, Civil War 10.201): The sun divides the seasons of time: it changes the day to night, and by its powerful rays prevents the stars from proceeding, and delays their roaming courses by its ordering.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VI:

4. Ultima Thule (Thyle ultima) is an island of the Ocean in the northwestern region, beyond Britannia, taking its name from the sun, because there the sun makes its summer solstice, and there is no daylight beyond (ultra) this.

Nome: 260_curlyhaired_pecten_combs_combs pecten

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo C:

Curly-haired (calamistratus), from the 'curling iron' (calamister), that is, the iron pin made in the shape of a reed (calamus), on which hair is twisted to make it curly.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

30. 'Long hair' (comae) in the strict sense of the word is hair that has not been cut, and it is a Greek word, for the Greeks call long hair caimos, from being cut, whence they also say m?(c)p?tv for shearing.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo XIII:

A curling iron (calamistrum) is a pin that, when heated (calefacere) and applied, heats and curls one's hair.

Nome: 261_aerarium_coin_gen aeris_aes

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Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo V:

The treasury (aerarium) is so called because formerly minted bronze (aes, gen. aeris) was hidden away there.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XVIII:

Bronze (aes, gen. aeris) money came into use first, then silver, and finally gold followed, but money still retained its name from the metal with which it began (i.e. aes continued to mean 'money' as well as 'bronze').

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XX:

Bronze (aes, gen. aeris) is named from its gleaming in the 'air' (aer, gen. aeris), just as gold (aurum) and silver (argentum) are.

Nome: 262_lintels_stones held_ages destroy_boards attached

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo V:

It is fit for use as blocks and lintels, but not for inlaid panels.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo I:

The celox, which the Greeks call ms2?ç, that is, a fast bireme or trireme, is maneuverable and well suited for the service of a fleet.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo X:

instrictus) and makes something hold together, as stones held together with mud, and wood and stones held to each other.

Nome: 263_carrum_currus_wheels_carpentum

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Livro: War and games; capítulo XXXIII:

The charioteer (auriga) is properly so called because he 'drives and guides' (agere et regere), or because he 'beats' (ferire) the yoked horses, for one who 'gouges' (aurire) is one who 'beats' (ferire), as (Vergil, Aen. 10.314): He gouges (aurire, i.e. haurire, lit. "drink") the open side.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XIX:

'Wagon-maker' (carpentarius) is a specialized term, for he only makes wagons (carpentum), just as a shipbuilder (navicularius) is a builder and constructer of ships (navis) only.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo XII:

A wagon (carrum) is so called from the axle (cardo) of its wheels, and hence 'chariot' (currus) is named, for it is seen to have wheels.

Nome: 264_pavement_pavements_mixed lime_rudus

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Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo VIII:

Pavements (pavimentum) that are worked out with the skill of a picture have a Greek origin; mosaics (lithostratum) are made from little pieces of shell and tiles colored in various hues.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo VIII:

An ostracus is a tiled pavement, because it consists of broken-up pots mixed with lime, for Greeks call pots ootpa.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo X:

An ostracus is a pavement made of tiles, so named because it is pounded from broken tiles mixed with lime, for the Greeks call pulverized tile ootpa.

Nome: 265_threshing_tpoy greek_called tpoy_trudere

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threshing tpoy greek called tpoy trudere wheel called tpoy rowers torques wheel bullae roundness bulla inflated called pulley called twisting called moves detrudere thwarts called trudes called smoothed arida 13a porticulus arida threshed athwart athwart transverso alternations song forth covers given pushes girgillus called girgillus fastened tormentum fixed shore eradere threshing dry arida named little prow stern pulley girgillus pulley planks rowers portare hand oars trowel neck chest pulleys trochlea hook fixed hanging neck iron wooden like bubble lime clay instead relying hand means clay torques cords ropes detrudere covers stones circle gyrus circles hanging chest torques carried portare porticulus hammer meters like named athwart moves circle makes speedy means threshing long rope little wheels

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XVII:

The trochee (trochaeus) is so called because it makes speedy alternations in a song, and runs quickly in meters like a wheel - for a wheel is called tpoyóç in Greek.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo XIII:

Others say a threshing floor is so called because it is smoothed off (eradere) for threshing grain, or because only what is dry (arida) is threshed on it.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXI:

Torques are so called because they are twisted (torquere), and bullae because in their roundness they are like a bubble (bulla) inflated in the water by the wind.

Nome: 266_geometry_figure plane_magnitudo_size magnitudo

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geometry figure plane magnitudo size magnitudo length breadth distances planus superficies planar plane foursided dimensions breadth shapes covered mud earth measure earth means earth geometry earth retained everyones distances sizes distances vault discipline began discipline geometry deformed geometers called quadrilateral building foursided breadth likewise breadth triangular began measuring encompasses measures earth terms egyptians nile dividing earth heaven perimeter idea orb investigate idea geometry encompasses likewise geometry knowledge qualities flooded everyones geometry discovered geometers geometry discipline geometria takes geometria exist flat exist plane following plato flooded foursided sixsided geometers dare gave skill figures figura

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo VII:

A planar (superficalis) number is one that is composed not only of length, but also of breadth, such as the triangular, quadrangular, pentagonal, or circular numbers, and so on, which always exist in a flat (planus) region, that is, a surface (superficies).

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo X:

It is said that the discipline of geometry was first discovered by the Egyptians, because, when the Nile River flooded and everyone's possessions were covered with mud, the onset of dividing the earth by means of lines and measures gave a name to the skill.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XI:

Geometry is divided into four parts: planes (planus), numeric size (magnitudo numerabilis), rational size (magnitudo rationalis), and solid figures (figura solida).

Nome: 267_carmentis_invenire_latin letters_letters greeks

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo III:

Queen Isis, daughter of Inachus, devised the Egyptian letters when she came from Greece into Egypt, and passed them on to the Egyptians.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XVI:

Dionysius Lintius (i.e. Dionysius Thrax) devised the most appropriate individual patterns for all syllables, and on this account was honored with a statue.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXII:

Then, after the total number of signs had been collected, set in order, and increased in number, Seneca produced a work with five thousand signs.

Nome: 268_white flower_arabic_india arabia_trees area

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Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo III:

25.A kind of shadow and image of it is visible to this day in its ashes and trees, for in this area there is flourishing fruit with such an appearance of ripeness that it makes one want to eat it, but if you gather it, it falls apart and dissolves in ashes and gives off smoke as if it were still burning.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VIII:

It grows in Syria and Armenia as a shrub producing seeds in clusters like grapes, with a white flower that looks like a violet's, leaves like bryony, and a good scent; it induces sweet sleep.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

The squinum (i.e. schoenum,a kind of rush) that grows at the Euphrates is better than that in Arabia, tan-colored, abounding in flowers, purple, slender; it smells like a rose when it is crumbled in one's hands, and when tasted it is fiery and biting on the tongue.

Nome: 269_induere_cortinae_corium_appliedinducere called

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

It is called hide (corium) by derivation from flesh (caro), because flesh is covered by it, but properly speaking the word is used in reference to brute beasts.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXII:

A garment (indumentum) is so called because on the inside (intus) it is put onto (induere) the body, as if the word were intumentum.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXVI:

Whence also in that same tabernacle of the Law it is commanded that cortinae be made from the red hides of rams and from violet hides.

Nome: 270_canna_cophinus_reed canna_basket

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canna cophinus reed canna basket stratus canalis wicker reed calamus channel arundo understood ashes dead called cane 807 vulgate called homes called hollowed canalis called called arundo calathus light baskets cophinus canna named carrier flax cane canna canna feminine canistrum woven canna derives basket calathus basket cophinus 9a basket 8a wickerbasket cophinus coverlet container twigs cleaning dung cf storia conduit canalis cophinus container cf mvtotpov canna means carrying dirt channel canalis canna properly canna varro matted storiatus means reed likea reed matted hands served dwellings lar flax wicker feminine noun home ancients homes dwellings hollowed likea hollow like dung carrying dirt psalmist dead lentus coverlet stratus canalis named canistrum basket 9a 807 wickerbasket word matted wicker rushes woven split served baskets stratus word

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Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo X:

A channel (canalis) is so named because it is hollow like a reed (canna - a feminine noun).

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo IX:

8.A wicker-basket (canistrum) is woven from split reeds (canna), whence it is named; others claim that it is Greek (cf. m?vtotpov

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo IX:

9.A basket (cophinus) is a container made from twigs, used for cleaning up dung and carrying dirt.

Nome: 271_pearl_flecks_lazuli_opal

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo IX:

The sapphire (sapphirus) is blue with purple, possessing scattered gold flecks; the finest sapphires are found among the Medes, although sapphires are nowhere truly clear.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo IX:

. Cyanea (i.e. a type of lapus lazuli) is a gem from Scythia glittering with a blue sheen, either pure blue, or sometimes varied with flecks of flickering gold.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XII:

The opal (opalus) is embellished by the colors of various gemstones, for it has the rather pale fire of a carbuncle, the sparkling purple of an amethyst, and the glittering green of a smaragdus, all glowing together with a certain variegation.

Nome: 272_lector_legere ppl_legens_lingua

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo VII:

Verbal (verbialis) nouns are so called because they come from the verb, as 'reader' (lector, from legere, ppl.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

A lesson (lectio) is so called because it is not sung, like a psalm or hymn, but only read (legere, ppl.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo I:

The term 'languages' (lingua) is used in this context for the words that are made by the tongue (lingua), according to the figure of speech by which the thing that produces is named after the thing that is produced.

Nome: 273_radish_vegetable_carrot_human consumption

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IV:

There are several species of legumes, of which the fava bean, lentil, pea, French bean, chickpea, and lupine seed seem most favored for human consumption.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo X:

The word 'vegetable' (olus, i.e. holus) is so called from 'nourishing' (alere), because humans were first nourished by vegetables, before they ate grain and meat.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo X:

The carrot (pastinaca) is so called because its root is an excellent nourishment (pastus) for humans, for it has a pleasant aroma and is delectable as a food.

Nome: 274_luxus_dislocated_dissolute_solutus

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luxus dislocated dissolute solutus libation libidinous chalice 383 383 gird solutus pleasure solution solutus solutio desire solutio called luxus called lixa called indiscriminately called debauchery called affix boiled elixus taken certain sprained lees sprained speech addressed solutus wherefore wherefore giving daintiness daintiness body debauchery luxus bacchus greece beginning speech body contemptible chalice proper chalice make resistance loins resistance rein solutio properly pour proper usage promote love contemptible people customarily arises

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo L:

Voluptuous (luxuriosus), as if dissolute (solutus) with pleasure (voluptas); whence also limbs moved from their places are called luxus ("dislocated").

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

Whence it is also said in the beginning of the speech addressed to Job (38:3): "Gird up thy loins (lumbus) like a man," so that there would be a preparation for resistance in the very loins in which the occasion for overpowering lust customarily arises.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo II:

Boiled (elixus), because it is cooked in water only, for water is called lixa because it is a solution (solutus) - wherefore also 'giving rein' (solutio) to desire is called debauchery (luxus, noun), and dislocated limbs are described as luxus (adj., "sprained").

Nome: 275_platonists_thales_plato_stoics

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VI:

The Academics are so called from the villa of Plato, the Academy of Athens, where this same Plato used to teach.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VI:

Concerning the world, the Platonists affirm that it is incorporeal, the Stoics that it is corporeal, Epicurus that it is made of atoms, Pythagoras that it is made from numbers, Heraclitus, from fire.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VI:

Where matter is equated with God, it is the teaching of Zeno, and where we read about a fiery God, Heraclitus has intervened.

Nome: 276_pinna_penna_called bipennis_wings pinna

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The highest part of the ear is called pinnula from its pointedness, for the ancients used to call a point pinnus, whence also we get the words for 'two-headed axe' (bipinnis) and feather (pinna).

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

Because it is equal in its length and its curvature, the straight part of the nose is called the column (columna); its tip is pirula, from the shape of the fruit of a pear-tree (pirus); the parts to the left and right are called 'little wings' (pinnula), from similarity to wings (ala; cf. pinna, "feather"), and the middle part is called interfinium.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo III:

We speak improperly of the 'ear' (spica) of ripe fruit, for properly the ear exists when the beards, still thin like spear-tips (spiculum), project through the husk of the stalk, that is the swelling tip.

Nome: 277_smaragdus_greenness_carystean_carystean marble

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XI:

This appeared to be unsuitable, because it soils easily and harms the readers' eyesight - as the more experienced of architects would not think of putting gilt ceiling panels in libraries, or any paving stones other than of Carystean marble, because the glitter of gold wearies the eyes, and the green of the Carystean marble refreshes them.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo VII:

The Bactrian smaragdus holds second place; they are gathered in seams of rock when the north wind blows, for at that time they glitter in the ground, which is uncovered because the sands are shifted a great deal by these winds.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XV:

As a substitute for that most precious stone, the smaragdus, some people dye glass with skill, andits false greenness deceives the eyes with a certain subtlety, to the point that there is no one who may test it and demonstrate that it is false.

Nome: 278_darkness tenebrae_sunny spots_shadows tenere_holds shadows

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXI:

Darkness (tenebrae) is so called because it 'holds shadows' (tenere umbras).

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VIII:

34. 'Sunny spots' (apricum) are places which enjoy the sun, as if the term were ?v?U ??p(c)m?ç, that is, "without cold"; or else because they are open to the sky (apertus caelo).

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VIII:

By contrast, shady (opacus) places are the opposite of sunny spots, as if the word were opertum caelum ("hidden sky").

Nome: 279_facere_antiquarians_craftsman_old things

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facere antiquarians craftsman old things copyists work greek yapamtp brand wood craftsman useful sort borrow shapes borrow baker pistor words spya workman working iron aurifex works aurum ancients aurifex assigned working artis just cauterium word artisans proves artisan tsmtyv called antiquarians burns marks builder branding branding iron branding branded animal cauterium called fashioning brand shape branded urere forewarning turn ihave tools artisans things antiquarians tsmtyv isa tsmtyv terms specific terms tools copyists write terms miller copyists called baker words pigmentmakers word cauturium character heated compilator compilator mixes cauturium burns cautio branded cauterizing iron cautioning cautio cauturium ergasterium diverse things derived plagiarist customarily crush crush diverse craftsmen industrial cauterizing cautioning craftsman artifex terms derived term extended term craftsman taken borrow

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Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo I:

The general term 'craftsman' (artifex) is so given because he practices (facere) an art (ars, gen. artis), just as a goldsmith (aurifex) is someone who works (facere) gold (aurum), for the ancients used to say faxere instead of facere.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo VI:

From this, the term was extended to the craftsmen of other industrial materials, and to their workshops (fabrica), but with a modifier, as in the 'wood craftsman' and the rest, because of the solidity (firmitas), as it were, of their products.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo XVI:

A 'cauterizing iron' (cauterium), as if the word were cauturium, because it burns (urere), and a forewarning and severe cautioning (cautio) is branded on the animal so that greed may be restrained when the owner is identified.

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Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XII:

Water (aqua) is so named because its surface is 'even' (aequalis), hence it is also called aequor (lit. "level surface," used metaphorically for the sea), because its height is even.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XIV:

The sea-surface (aequor) is named because it is evenly (aequaliter) raised up, and although surging waters may swell up like mountains, when the storms have quieted the sea-surface returns to flatness.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo III:

Water (aqua) is generally so named because its surface is level (aequalis) - hence also 'the sea' (aequor, lit. any level expanse).

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo VII:

. Primary (principalis) nouns, because they hold a primary position, and are not derived from another word, as 'mountain,' 'fount.'

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo IV:

5.A populace (populus) is composed of a human multitude, allied through their agreed practice of law and by willing association.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo IV:

A populace is distinct from the plebeians (plebs), because a populace consists of all the citizens, including the elders of the city.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo VIII:

When we say, "Vergil wrote the Bucolics," we continue with the pronoun, "he (ipse) wrote the Georgics," and thus the variation in expression both removes annoyance and introduces ornament.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXX:

The second argument is 'from generality' (a genere), when a maxim is spoken concerning the same genus, as Vergil (cf.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo LXXI:

Concerning this, Vergil says (Ecl.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

In the Gallic language toles (cf. classical Latin toles, "goiter") - what in the diminutive are commonly called tonsils (tusilla, i.e. tonsilla) - is the name for the part in the throat that often swells up (turgescere).

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The epiglottis (sublinguium) is a covering of the gullet, a kind of small 'tongue' (lingua), which opens or closes the aperture of the tongue.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VIII:

The gnat (culex) is named from 'sting' (aculeus) because it sucks blood, for it has a tube in its mouth, like a needle, with which it pierces the flesh so that it may drink the blood.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

But he does not govern who does not correct (corrigere); therefore the name of king is held by one behaving rightly (recte), and lost by one doing wrong.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

Now in later times the practice has arisen of using the term for thoroughly bad and wicked kings, kings who enact upon their people their lust for luxurious domination and the cruelest lordship.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo III:

Cato, On His Own Innocence (1; i.e. Orations 73): "When Iwas a legate in the provinces, a great many people would give the praetors and consuls 'honorary' wine.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The Massagetes are of Scythian origin, and they are called Massagetes because they are 'weighty,' that is, 'strong' Getae - for Livy speaks of silver as weighty, that is, as 'masses' (cf. massa, "mass").

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXV:

It is called mavors as if the term were Mars, for it possesses the mark of marital (maritalis) dignity and authority, for man is the head of woman, whence this garment is worn over a woman's head.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXI:

14.A murena (lit. "eel") is so called in common usage, because a chain of a flexible kind, made of pliant tube-beads of gold metal, suitable for adorning the neck, is made in the likeness of a serpentine murena.

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VI:

Others would take arbustum as the place where trees grow, like the term for 'willow thicket' (salictum); and likewise (i.e. with a similar derivational ending) virectum ("greensward"), where there are new and green (virere) bushes.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VI:

4.A shrub (frutex) is a short growth, so called because by its foliage it covers (fronde tegit) the ground; the plural of this word is 'shrubbery' (frutectum).

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

However, any plant may be called gramen, from the fact that it sprouts (germinare), just as robur ("oak," or more generally "wood") is the term for every kind of wood, as well as for the particular species, because oak is the strongest.

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo XI:

In brief, when it is livened in its breath (i.e. when the air within it is heated) by a small flame, it is immediately positioned so that it completely covers the place on the body where a cut has been made, which then heats up under the skin or deeper and draws either a humor or blood to the surface.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

From there this fire is spread to the eyes and to the other sense organs and limbs, and through its heat the liver converts the liquid that it has drawn to itself from food into blood, which it furnishes to individual limbs for sustenance and growth.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo VI:

They use these in the East, for when they realize that a house is burning they run with siphons filled with water and extinguish the fire, and they also clean ceilings with water forced upwards from siphons.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XVII:

But in greater causes, where we deal with God or human salvation, more magnificence and brilliance should be displayed.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXI:

Finally wealth struggles against poverty, right thinking against depravity, sanity against madness - in sum, good hope against desperation in every circumstance."

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo F:

Happy (felix) is one who gives happiness (felicitas), happy, one who receives it, and happy the thing by which happiness is given, as a 'happy time,' a 'happy place.'

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

Devil (diabolus) in Hebrew is translated as "sinking downwards," because he disdained to stand quiet in the height of the heavens, but, due to the weight of his pride, sinking down he fell.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo III:

("matter," also "wood, woodland"), which is not formed in any way, but is capable of underlying all bodily forms; from this material the visible elements (elementum) are formed, whence they took their name from this derivation.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XIX:

All wood, moreover, is called 'material' (materia, also meaning "timber") because something can be made from it; the term will be materia whether you apply it to a door or to a statue.

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

With regard to time it has truly been said (I Thessalonians 5:17), "Pray without ceasing," but this applies to individuals; in a religious community there is a service at certain hours to signal the divisions of the day - at the third hour, the sixth, and the ninth (i.e. Terce, Sext, and Nones) - and likewise the divisions of the night.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

But we also read that Daniel observed these times in his prayer (Daniel 6:13), and in any case it is the teaching from the Israelites that we should pray not less than three times a day, for we are debtors of three - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - not counting, of course, other prayers as well, which are due without any notice being given, at the onset of day or of night or of the watches of the night.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

Moreover, he who wishes for his prayer to fly to God should make two wings for it, fasting and almsgiving, and it will ascend swiftly and be clearly heard.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo I:

3. Plato and Aristotle would speak of this distinction between an art and a discipline: an art consists of matters that can turn out in different ways, while a discipline is concerned with things that have only one possible outcome.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo I:

To medicine belong not only things practiced by the skill of those properly called physicians (medicus), but also matters of food and drink, clothing and shelter.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo XIII:

Thus medicine is called the Second Philosophy, for each discipline claims for itself the entire human: by philosophy the soul is cured; by medicine, the body.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo VII:

30. 'Grammatical number' (numerus) is so named because it shows whether a noun is singular or plural. 'Morphological form' (figura), because nouns are either simple or compound.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo VII:

Continuous numbers are divided into linear (linealis), planar (superficialis), or solid (solidus) numbers.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo VII:

A continuous (continens) number is one that is composed of conjoined units, [as], for example, when the number 3 is understood in terms of its magnitude, that is, in its linear dimension, or is said to be containing (continens) either a space or a solid; likewise for the numbers 4 or

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo IV:

. Letters are either common or liberal. 'Common (communis) letters' are so called because many people employ them for common use, in order to write and to read. 'Liberal (liberalis) letters' are so called because only those who write books (liber), and who know how to speak and compose correctly, know them.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo V:

Thirty divisions of the grammatical art are enumerated by some, that is: the eight parts of speech, enunciation, letters, syllables, feet, accent, punctuation, critical signs, spelling, analogy, etymology, glosses, differentiation, barbarisms, solecisms, faults, metaplasms, schemes, tropes, prose, meter, tales, and histories.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXVII:

This discipline teaches how we should spell, for just as grammatical art treats of the inflection of parts of speech, so orthography treats of the skill of spelling.

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The wood of cypress is closest in character to cedar - it also is suitable for the timbers of temples; its impenetrable solidity never gives way under a burden, but it retains its initial strength.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The ancients used to pile cypress branches near their funeral pyres so that the pleasant quality of the cypress scent would mask the odor of the corpses when they were burned.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The juniper (iuniperus) is so called in Greek either because it peaks into a narrow tip from a wide base, like fire, or because once kindled it stays on fire a long time - so muchso that if a live coalof its woodwere to be covered with ash it would last up to a year.

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo VIII:

But in fact amber is not the sap of the poplar tree but of the pine tree, for when it is burned it gives off the fragrance of pine pitch.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VIII:

This last prefix lends its meaning because when it is struck with iron claws the bark of the wood exudes a sap of excellent scent through its cavities - for in Greek a cavity is called òp?.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XIX:

The same person is called a tignarius because he applies plaster to the wood (cf. tignum, "piece of timber, beam").

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

This is called the brawn, that is, the muscles (musculus): and they are called the brawn (torus) because at that place the sinews seem to be twisted (tortus).

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

Muscles (lacertus), otherwise known as 'mice' (mus), because in the individual limbs they take the 'place of the heart' (locus cordis), just as the heart itself is in the center of the whole body, and they are called by the name of the animals they resemble, that lurk under the earth, for muscles (musculus) are so called from their similarity to mice.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

Muscles are also called brawn (torus), because there the innards appear to be twisted (tortus).

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

He was from Lampsacus, a city on the Hellespont, whence he was banished, and on account of the size of his male member the Greeks translated him to the roster of their gods and held him sacred as the deity of gardens.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

Moreover, they say that the Titans of Greece were a robust people of preeminent strength who, the fables say, were created by the angry Earth for her revenge against the gods.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The fables feign that in war the Titans were overwhelmed by Jupiter and made extinct, because they perished from thunderbolts hurled from the sky.

Nome: 298_sibyls_sibyl_prophesies called_prophesies

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIV:

A verse (versus, also meaning "furrow") is commonly so called because the ancients would write in the same way that land is plowed: they would first draw their stylus from left to right, and then 'turn back' (convertere) the verses on the line below, and then back again to the right - whence still today country people call furrows versus.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VIII:

In the Greek language all female seers are generally called Sibyls (sibylla), for in the Aeolian dialect the Greeks called God otóç, and mind ßoU2?; the mind of God, as it were.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VIII:

And just as every man who prophesies is called either a seer (vates) or a prophet (propheta), so every woman who prophesies is called a Sibyl, because it is the name of a function, not a proper noun.

Nome: 299_avus_grandfather_adnepos_tritavus

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo V:

A greatgrandfather (proavus) is the grandfather's father, as though he were 'close to the grandfather' (prope + avus).

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo V:

The trinepos is the son of the adnepos, because he is fourth in line after the nepos - as if the word were tetranepos ("fourth" + "grandson").

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VI:

The father of my father is my grandfather (avus), and I am his grandson (nepos) or granddaughter (neptis).

Nome: 300_declined cases_pound_pugna_declined

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XVII:

The dispondeus and ditrochaeus and diiambus are so called because they are double iambs, spondees, and trochees.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXV:

Hence also the dipondius (i.e. dupondius) is named, as if it were duo pondera ("two pounds"); this term has been retained in usage up to today.

Livro: War and games; capítulo I:

A battle (pugna) is so called because originally people used to fight wars with their fists (pugnus), or because a war would first begin with fistfights (pugna).

Nome: 301_gladiolus_gourd_leaves like_edible

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The oleander (rhododendron), which commonly and incorrectly is called lorandrum because its leaves are like laurel (laurus), has a flower like a rose (cf. pó6ov, "rose").

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

Its root is like that of a triangular rush, its leaves like a leek's, its roots black or close to the color of olive roots, and it is very odoriferous and sharp.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

The vulvus (i.e. bulbus, "edible bulb, onion") is so called because its root is rounded (volubilis) and spherical. 'French lavender' (stoechas) grows on the Stoachades islands, whence it is named.

Nome: 302_pecus_livestock pecus_livestock_called peculium

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo P:

Moneyed (pecuniosus): Cicero (Republic 2.16; see 155 above) relates that at first those people were so called who had a lot of livestock (pecunia), that is, cattle (pecus), for so the ancients would call such people.

Livro: Animals; capítulo I:

There is a distinction between the terms pecora (i.e. the plural of pecus, neuter) and pecudes (i.e. the plural of pecus, feminine), for the ancients commonly used to say pecora with the meaning "all animals," but pecudes were only those animals that are eaten, as if the word were pecuedes (cf. esse, 1st person edo, "eat").

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XVIII:

Others, as mentioned above, named money after livestock, just as beasts of burden (iumentum) are named after 'helping' (iuvare), for among the ancients every inheritance was called peculium from the livestock (pecus) of which their entire property consisted.

Nome: 303_tablets_wax tablets_graphium_iron stylus

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo VIII:

Before the use of papyrus sheets or parchment, the contents of letters were written on shingles hewn from wood, whence people called the bearers of these 'tabletcouriers' (tabellarius).

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo IX:

1. 'Wax tablets' (cera) are the stuff of letters, the nourishers of children; indeed (Dracontius, Satisfactio 63), They give intelligence to boys, the onset of sense.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo IX:

Afterwards it was established that they would write on wax tablets with bones, as Atta indicates in his Satura, saying (12): Let us turn the plowshare and plow in the wax with a point of bone.

Nome: 304_trumpet_wartrumpet_signal_trumpet tuba

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Livro: War and games; capítulo III:

Military standards (signum) are so called because an army receives from them its signal for retreat both in the course of fighting and in the case of victory, for an army is ordered either by the sound of a trumpet or by a signal flag.

Livro: War and games; capítulo IV:

A war-trumpet (bucina) is the means by which a signal is given to go against an enemy, so called from its 'sound' (vox, gen. vocis), as if it were vocina - for villagers and country people on every occasion used to be called together to their meeting place by a war-trumpet; properly therefore this signal was for country people.

Livro: War and games; capítulo IV:

3. Hence afterwards in battles it was used for announcing military signals so that, where a herald could not be heard amid the tumult, the sound of a blaring trumpet (tuba) would reach.

Nome: 305_asserted_theodosians_bishop constantinople_gaianites

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

The Photinians (Photinianus) are named from Photinus, the bishop of Sirmium in Gallograecia, whoencouragedtheheresyofthe Ebionites and asserted that Christ was conceived by Mary with Joseph in conjugal union.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

The Nestorians (Nestorianus) are named from Nestorius, bishop of Constantinople, who asserted that the blessed Virgin Mary was the mother not of God, but of a mere human, so that he would make one person of the flesh and the other of the godhead.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

The Theodosians (Theodosianus) and the Gaianites (Gaianita) are namedfrom Theodosiusand Gaianus, whowere ordained as bishops on asingleday by theselection of a perverse populace in Alexandria during the time of the ruler Justinian.

Nome: 306_leo_lion_dracaena_dragoness

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

A monster to which a woman gave birth, whose upper body parts were human, but dead, while its lower body parts came from diverse animals, yet were alive, signified to Alexander the sudden murder of the king - for the worse parts had outlived the better ones.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo IV:

There are accounts of certain monstrous metamorphoses and changes of humans into beasts, as in the case of that most notorious sorceress Circe, who is said to have transformed the companions of Ulysses into beasts, and the case of the Arcadians who, when their lot was drawn, would swim across a certain pond and would there be converted into wolves.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

And just as the word leaena ("lioness") is formed from leo ("lion"), and dracaena ("dragoness") from draco ("dragon"), so gallina ("hen") is formed from gallus.

Nome: 307_jerusalem_temple jerusalem_hang air_built temple

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo II:

In this text, after the crossing of the Jordan the kingdoms of the enemy are destroyed, the land is divided for the people, and the spiritual kingdoms of the Church and the Heavenly Jerusalem are prefigured through the individual cities, hamlets, mountains, and borders.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo III:

Once this land was more fertile than Jerusalem, but today it is deserted and scorched, for due to the wickedness of its inhabitants fire descended from heaven that reduced this region to eternal ashes (Genesis 19:24-25).

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXI:

A certain architect in Alexandria built a temple vault from magnets, so that in it a statue made of iron might seem to hang in the air.

Nome: 308_tuba_tubal_flutes_flute

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XX:

Thus we also get 'flute player' (tibicen), as if from tibiarum cantus ("song of flutes").

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XXI:

Little by little, many types of these instruments came into existence, such as psalteries, lyres, barbitons, phoenices and pectides, and those types called Indian, which are plucked by two performers at the same time.

Livro: War and games; capítulo IV:

This trumpet was conceived of by Tyrrhenian pirates, when, scattered along the seashore, they were not easily called together by voice or bucina to each opportunity for booty, especially with the wind roaring.

Nome: 309_cancer_crab_oysters_musculus

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

Shellfish (concha) and 'water snails' (cochlea) are so named because during the waning moon they are 'hollowed out' (cavare), that is, they are emptied out, for all the enclosed sea animals and shellfish have their body parts swell up with the waxing of the moon, and shrink back with its waning.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

With marvelous ingenuity they live on oyster flesh, for, because the oyster's strong shell cannot be opened, the crab spies out when the oyster opens the closed barricade of its shell, and then stealthily puts a pebble inside, and with the closing thus impeded, eats the oyster's flesh.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

The mussel (musculus), as we have said above (see section 6), is a shellfish from whose milt oysters conceive, and they are called musculus as if the word were masculus (i.e. "male").

Nome: 310_arctophylax_argives named_argos_argives

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo LXXI:

So it was with Callisto, daughter of King Lycaon, since according to legend she had been ravished by Jupiter and changed by Juno into a bear, which is ?pmtoç in Greek; after her death Jupiter transferred her name, along with that of his son by her, into the Septentriones, and called her Arctus and her son Arctophylax (see sections 6-9 above).

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The Thracians are thought to have descended and taken their name from the son of Japheth named Tiras, as was said above (section 31 above), although the pagans judge that they were named for their behavior, because they are ferocious (trux, gen. trucis).

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XIX:

Lake Avernus was named because birds (avis) were unable to fly over it, for in an earlier time it was so surrounded with a thick forest that the overpowering odor of its sulfurous water, evaporating in an enclosed space, would kill the birds flying over it with its exhalation.

Nome: 311_u6yp_cf u6yp_water u6yp_hydra

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Livro: Animals; capítulo II:

The enhydros is a small beast so named because it dwells in water (cf. u6Yp, "water"), particularly in the Nile.

Livro: Animals; capítulo IV:

The chelydros is a snake that is also known as the chersydros, as if it were cerim, because it dwells both in the water and on land; for the Greeks call land yspooç and water u6Yp.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XIII:

Enhydros is named from water (cf. u6Yp, "water"), for it exudes so much water that you might think there is a gushing fountain closed up in it.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXI:

Thus aurora is the prelude of the day as it grows light and the first brightness of the air, which is called Ûç ("dawn") in Greek.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

Mercury (Mercurius) is translated as "speech," for Mercury is said to be named as if the word were mediuscurrens ("go-between"), because speech is the gobetween for people.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

Among the ancients, moreover, it was named laudea; afterwards, with the letter d removed and r substituted it was called laurus - just like auricula ("ear"), which originally was pronounced audicula, and medidies, which is now pronounced meridies ("midday").

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XVI:

Anything contained inside other minerals is hidden, but any sort of liquid or visible thing contained in glass is displayed to the outside; although closed up, in a certain way the contents are revealed.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XVI:

Thus glass is heated by pieces of light dry wood, and when copper and natron are added with continuous firing so that the copper is melted, lumps of glass are produced.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XVI:

The highest esteem is granted to clear glass with its close similarity to crystal, whence glass has replaced the metals silver and gold for drinking vessels.

Nome: 314_oxifalus_xi_congius_banks

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXVI:

Add a sixth and it makes a congius, for a congius is six (sex) sextarii, and from this the sextarius takes its name.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXVII:

6. (o If the xi has a Latin O joining it, it indicates an acitabulus, which the Greeks call an oxifalus.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo I:

Biremes (biremis) are ships having a double bank of oars (remus).

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VI:

Among female fish, some conceive by means of intercourse with a male, and bear offspring, while others deposit their eggs formed without any involvement on the part of the male, who, after the eggs have been deposited, floods them with the casting of his seed.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

Some eggs are conceived by means of empty wind, but eggs are not fertile unless they have been conceived by coition with the male and have been penetrated by the seminal spirit.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VI:

Sardinia has hot springs that bring healing to the sick and blindness to thieves if they touch their eyes with this water after an oath has been given.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo IV:

Indeed, many creatures naturally undergo mutation and, when they decay, are transformed into different species - for instance bees, out of the rotted flesh of calves, or beetles from horses, locusts from mules, scorpions from crabs.

Livro: Animals; capítulo V:

There are flesh vermin: the hemicranius, the mawworm, the ascaris, the costus, the louse, the flea, the nit (lens), the tarmus, the tick, the usia, the bed-bug.

Livro: Animals; capítulo V:

In particular, vermin (vermis, here specifically "maggots") are generated in putrid meat, the mothworm in clothing, the cankerworm in vegetables, the wood-worm in wood, and the tarmus in fat.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The pupil (pupilla) is the middle point of the eye in which the power of vision resides; because small images appear to us there, they are called pupils, since small children are called pupils (pupillus,a term for a minor under the care of a guardian).

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

There are many who use the form pupula, but it is called pupilla because it is pure (pura) and unpolluted (inpolluta), just like 'young girls' (puella).

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo II:

Other 'bereft ones' (orbus) are called orphans (orphanus), the same as are those called pupilli; for orphanus is a Greek word and pupillus a Latin word.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo VII:

The agnomen (agnomen) is an 'acquired name' (accedens nomen), as in 'Metellus Creticus,' so named because he subdued Crete: the agnomen comes from some outside cause.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo VII:

3. Appellative nouns (appellativum nomen) are so called because they are common and make reference to many things (cf. appellare, "name").

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXIX:

Aristotle called this oáµßo2ov (sign), and Cicero adnotatio (symbolization), because by presenting their model it makes known (notus) the names and words for things.

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

The Tatianites (Tatianus) are named from a certain Tatian; they are also called the Encratites (Encratita), because they abhor meat (cf. symp?t?ta, "self-control").

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

Indeed, they were the most savage of all nations, and many legends are recorded about them: that they would sacrifice captives to their gods, and would drink human blood from skulls.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The Trochodites (i.e. Troglodytes) are a tribe of Ethiopians so called because they run with such speed that they chase down wild animals on foot (cf. tpoy?S?tv, "run quickly"; tpsy?tv, "run").

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

This same left side carries the shield, the sword, the quiver, and the remaining load, so that the right side may be unhampered for action.

Livro: War and games; capítulo X:

A testudo ("siege shed," lit. "tortoise") is an effective defense against the ballista; it is an armored wall made by interlocked shields.

Livro: War and games; capítulo XII:

When it is held opposed to the enemy, by its defense it guards the body from spears and darts.

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo A:

. Rivalling (aemulus), striving for the same thing as an imitator (imitator) and lover (amabilis) of it; at other times it comes to mean "inimical."

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo E:

Hateful (exosus) is so called from hatred (odium), for the ancients would say both odi ("I hate") and osus sum ("I hate"; an alternative older form of the verb), and from this is exosus, which we use even though we no longer say osus.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo O:

Hater (osor), "inimical," so called from hatred (odium), just as the word 'lover' (amator) is from 'love' (amor).

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The Scythian peoples in regions of Asia Minor, who believe that they are descendants of Jason, are born with white (albus) hair because of the incessant snow, and the color of their hair gave the nation its name - hence they are called Albanians.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

It was called Alba, 'White,' because of the color of a sow, and Longa because the town is elongated, in keeping with the great extent of the hill on which it is sited.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXVIII:

Elbidus (i.e. helvacea; cf. helvus, "yellowish," and XVII.v.26) is named from the color elbus, for elbus is the middle color between black and white, and the term elbus is taken from 'white' (albus).

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XVI:

The canons of general councils began in the time of Constantine, for in earlier years, with persecution raging, there was little opportunity for teaching the common people.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XVI:

Under Constantine the holy Fathers, gathering from all the world in the Nicene Council, promulgated in accordance with evangelic and apostolic faith the second (Nicene) Creed, following after the Apostles' Creed.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XVI:

These are the four principal synods, most abundantly preaching the doctrine of our faith; and any other councils that the holy Fathers, filled with the spirit of God, sanctified endure in all their vigor supported by the authority of these four, whose accomplishments are recorded in this work.

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XIII:

Tetragonals (tetragonus) occur when two constellations intervene.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XIII:

Asyndetic figures occur when no constellations intervene.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XVIII:

When they have been smoothed to an equal thickness, the carpenter's square connects these rulers at the tips so that they make a triangular shape.

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Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo VIII:

There are four kinds of round columns: Doric, Ionic, Tuscan, and Corinthian, differing among themselves in the ratio of thickness to height.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXVI:

This derives from the Hebrew language and is called cor from its similarity to a mound, for Hebrew speakers call mounds corea - for thirty modii heaped up together look like a mound, and equal the weight that a camel carries.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo X:

Columns (columna) are named for their length and roundness (cf. colus, "distaff"; see xxix.2 below); the weight of the entire building rests on them.

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VII:

Pharoah called him Zaphanath, which in Hebrew signifies "discoverer of hidden things," because he laid bare the obscure dreams and predicted the blight.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo I:

In accordance with its present-day wandering the Church is called Zion, because from the imposed distance of this wandering one may 'watch for' (speculari) the promise of celestial things, and for that reason it takes the name 'Zion' (Sion), that is, watching (speculatio).

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo I:

The apostles, on the other hand, never said "our synagogue," but always "our church," either so as to make a distinction between the two, or because there is some difference between 'congregation,' from which synagogue takes its name, and 'convocation,' from which church takes its name: no doubt because cattle, which we properly speak of in 'herds' (grex, gen. gregis), are accustomed to 'congregate' (congregare); and it is more fitting for those who use reason, such as humans, to be 'convoked.'

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXIII:

Thus a solecism is a group of words that are not joined by the correct rule, as if someone were to say inter nobis ("between us," with nobis in the wrong case) instead of inter nos, or date veniam sceleratorum ("grant forgiveness of sinners") instead of sceleratis ("to sinners").

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXIII:

It is called solecism from the Cilicians, who came from the city Soloe, now called Pompeiopolis; when, while dwelling among other peoples, they mixed their own and other languages incorrectly and incongruously, they gave their name to solecism.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

Schemas (schema, plural schemata) are translated from Greek into Latin as 'figures of speech' (eloquium figurae), which occur in words and phrases in various forms of speaking, for the sake of ornamenting speech.

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VI:

Nebuchadnezzar, "prophecy of the narrow flask," or "one who prophesies" a symbol of this kind, namely with regard to the dream of future things that he is reported to have seen, which Daniel interpreted; or, "a lingering in the recognition of difficulties," with regard to those who were led by him into captivity.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VII:

Naphtali: the principle in his name has to do with "conversion" or "comparison" (comparatio), whence Rachel said, when her maid Bilhah had given birth to him, "God hath made me live in a dwelling with my sister."

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo XIV:

2. Further, Christians were formerly called Nazarenes (Nazaraeus) by the Jews as if in opprobrium, because our Lord and Savior was called 'the Nazarene' after a certain township of Galilee.

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called spirit inspires said die soul said soul certain small alive spirit aerius worthy air aerius account wisdom changed turned called spiritual called alive breath speak imparted signifies importance term heaven account god uninvolved conferred imparted considered mortal concerning rest die influence breathed spirare breath spirit body substance action inspires turned body transferred action substance different substance considered term pya spiritual spiritalis spiritalis nature spiritalis strength spirit uninvolved uninvolved inactive worthy heaven eternal concerning different sort die changed deceased people men air mortal epicureans nature inspires mortal substance people importance ppl spiratus large mortal lay ones kind nature inspires inspirare inspirare body inspires breath influence epicurus follows soul epicurus souls epicureans god spirit breathed spirit conferred spirit substance spirit lay spiritus breath soul say soul soul souls deceased pya men rest large small soul signifies kind spirare spirare ppl speak consequently

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo I:

From this it follows that the soul also is said to die, not because it is changed and turned into body or into some other substance, but because everything is considered mortal that in its very substance is now, or once was, of a different sort, in that it leaves off being what it once was.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

They name the souls of deceased people of some importance with this term, as if it were ??pYaç, that is, men of the air (aerius) and worthy of heaven on account of their wisdom and strength.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

- for soul is so called because it is alive: spirit, however, is so called either because of its spiritual (spiritalis) nature, or because it inspires (inspirare) in the body.

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XII:

In words, when someone is said to have used words that are ugly and not appropriate to someone's authority, as if someone were to defame Cato the Censor himself as having incited young people to wickedness and lechery.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXIV:

An inofficiosus (lit. "undutiful") testament is one that does not observe the duty (officium) of natural piety, and is made to the benefit of non-family members, disinheriting the children for no good reason.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXII:

1): O Flaccus Lucentus, my life, I seek for myself neither emeralds nor glittering beryl, nor white pearls, nor those little rings that the Thynian (Tunnicus) file has polished, nor jasper stones.

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XVIII:

For sound is emitted either by the voice, as through the throat, or by blowing, as through a trumpet or a flute, or by plucking, as with the cithara, or any other sort of instrument that is melodious when plucked.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XIX:

The first division of music, which is called harmonic (harmonicus), that is, the modulation of the voice, pertains to comedies, tragedies, or choruses, or to all who sing with their own voice.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XX:

The second division is organicus, and it is produced by those instruments that, when they are filled with the breath that is blown into them, are animated with the sound of a voice, like trumpets, reed pipes, pipes, organs, pandoria, and instruments similar to these.

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affinitatibus affinitatibus nutriment aforementioned relationships arise related alere support alimentum alimentum nourished alimonium responsibility alimonium appellative terms appellatio reference conveyed doubling denote substance expresses sort components shared chain catena components catena term brings harmony things arise sister world small long substance persist support alimonium term linked substance relatus terms appellatio individuality persons item praedictis large small joined denote ideas conveyed individual components harmony aforementioned figure chain persist individual person orator ppl things persons proper qualis person proper signify praedictis affinitatibus praedictis quality expresses peasant black peasant orator peasant nutriment alimentum measure shown majesty individuality linked way signify substance relatus relationship responsibility responsibility nourishing say sister

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXI:

Some call this figure the 'chain' (catena), because one term is as it were linked to another, and in this way more ideas are conveyed in the doubling of the words.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXVI:

. 'Quantity' is the measure by which something is shown to be large or small, as 'long,' 'short.' 'Quality' expresses 'of what sort' (qualis) a person may be, as 'orator' or 'peasant,' 'black' or 'white.' 'Relation' is what is 'related' (referre, ppl.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo II:

Nutriment (alimentum) is that by which we are nourished (alere), and support (alimonium) is responsibility for nourishing.

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tribunes tribunes tribunus tribuere tribunus tribunal tribus tribes tribus tribunus called exacted groups arbiter trutinator act judges arbiter aid common beginning romans bestowed tribuere assemblies people common vigilance courts assemblies council letter created tribunes consults interests consulting consulere consults consuls created consulere deliberating court justice interests cause kings rome legal process judgment derived exacted tribes exacted territories gave tributes defenders safeguard driven common earlier used gather deliberate examiner weighing examiner discussion gather dispense tribuere changing tribunes considium council considium called tribute called tribunes called grant 16 tribunal according scales letter changing justice considium justice soldiers issues discussion judges defenders just exacted grant tribuere isdrawn roman harm tribunes injustice nobility isdrawn groups trifarie group called groups preeminent

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo IV:

The separate courts and assemblies of the people are called tribes (tribus), and they are so called because in the beginning the Romans had been separated by Romulus 'into three groups' (trifarie): senators, soldiers, and plebeians.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo IV:

That office was established in the sixth year after the kings (i.e. of Rome) were driven out, for when the common people were oppressed by the senate and consuls they created for themselves tribunes to act as their own judges and defenders, to safeguard their liberty and defend them against the injustice of the nobility.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XVIII:

The Roman people were divided into three groups so that those who were preeminent in each group were called 'tribunes' (tribunus), whence they also named the payments that the people gave 'tributes.'

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XVIII:

A 'solemn feast' (sollemnitas) is so called from its holy rites, a day adopted in such a way that for religious reasons it ought not to be changed.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XVIII:

It is named from 'customary' (solitus), that is, firm and solid (solidus), [or because it is customarily (solere) performed in the church year].

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo XI:

The throne (solium), on which kings sit for the safety of their bodies, is so called, according to some, for its 'solidity' (soliditas), as if it were solidum; according to others the word is formed by antistichon (i.e. by antistoechum, "substitution of letters") as if the word were sodium, from 'sitting' (sedere).

Nome: 335_penitence_confession_sin_sin does

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

This penitential weeping bears the likeness of a fountain, because if by chance, when the devil attacks, some sin creeps in, by the satisfaction of penitence it is washed away.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

But reconciliation (reconciliatio) is what is granted after the completion of penitence, for as we are won over (conciliare) to God when we are first converted from paganism, so we are reconciled (reconciliare) when after sinning we return by penitence.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

confessus) our sin to the Lord - not indeed as if he were ignorant, for nothing is hidden from his knowledge; but a confession (confessio) is an 'explicit acknowledgment' (professa cognitio) of a thing, namely of that which is unknown.

Nome: 336_willow_calamus called_arundo called_boat carries

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Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo I:

It is also known as the litoraria, and as the caudica, made from a single hollowed piece of wood (cf.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo IV:

The rudens is a ship's rope, so named from excessive creaking (cf. rudere, "creak loudly").

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XVIII:

The ruler (regula) is so named because it is straight (rectus), as if the term were rectula, and smooth.

Nome: 337_succentor_singing_sings_chanter

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

The term 'antiphon' (antiphona) translated from the Greek, means "reciprocal voice," specifically when two choruses alternate in singing with their order interchanged, that is, from one to the other.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo XII:

There are said to be two types of chanter in the art of music, corresponding with the names learned people have been able to give them in Latin, the precentor (praecentor) and the succentor (succentor).

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo XII:

We also speak of a co-chanter (concentor), one who 'sings at the same time' (consonare), but he who sings at the same time but does not 'sing jointly' (concinere) willnot be called co-chanter.

Nome: 338_carthage_carthago_dido_founded phoenicians

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Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XXI:

Carthago (i.e. a Carthaginian colony in Spain, presentday Cartagena) has given its name to the Tagus (i.e. the Tajo), a river of Spain that issues from that city.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

When Dido, also a Phoenician, had journeyed to the shore of Africa, she founded a city and named it Carthada, which in Phoenician meant "new city."

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

The Africans, occupying the coasts of Spain under Hannibal, built New Carthage (Carthago Spartaria; i.e. Cartagena).

Nome: 339_aegyptus_language egyptians_isis_egyptians

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

Now Isis, daughter of king Inachis, was a queen of the Egyptians; when she came from Greece she taught the Egyptians literacy and established cultivation of the land, on account of which they called the land by her name.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

In the Hebrew language 'Egyptians' means "afflicters," because they afflicted the people of God before they were liberated with divine assistance.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo III:

Egypt (Aegyptus), which was formerly called 'Aeria,' later took its name from Aegyptus, brother of Danaus, who reigned there.

Nome: 340_javelins_5208 ironpointed_javelins trudis_ironpointed javelins

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

Crowbars (vectis) are so called because they are carried (vectare) in the hands, whence doors and stones are 'pried loose' (vellere), but they do not pertain to punishments of law.

Livro: War and games; capítulo VII:

A club (clava) is of the kind that belonged to Hercules, so called because it is bound with rows of iron nails (clavus).

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo XV:

Gardeners call the long beam with which they draw water a telo (cf. tolleno, "swing-beam"), and it is so called because of its length, for whatever is long is called t?2óv in Greek (cf. t?2?, t?2ou, "far off") - hence also they say 'weasel' (mustela) as if it were a 'long mouse' (mus).

Nome: 341_zones_regions inhabited_zones zona_certain regions

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XLIV:

There are five zones (zona) in the heavens, and based on their differences, certain regions are inhabited due to their temperate climate, and certain regions are uninhabitable from the brutality of the cold or heat.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo VI:

Our dwelling-place is divided into zones according to the circles of the sky and has allowed some regions to be inhabited due to their mildness, and denied this to other regions due to their excessive cold or heat.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo VI:

There are five zones, which are either called zones (zona, lit. "belt") or circles because they consist of a circle drawn around the sphere of the world.

Nome: 342_scabies_lepra_scaliness_roughness

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo VIII:

Impetigo (impetigo) is a dry scurf, rising from the skin with a rough surface in a round patch - the common word for this is sarna.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo VIII:

Scabies and lepra (i.e. leprosy or psoriasis): either affliction presents a roughness of the skin with itching and scaliness, but scabies is a mild roughness and scaliness.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo VIII:

In the human body lepra is recognized in this way: either when its various colors appear in different places among the healthy parts of the skin, or when it spreads all over, so that it makes the whole skin one color, although it is abnormal.

Nome: 343_service_functus_officio_given signal

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo VII:

Also the cessation of hostilities at a given signal, and the military discipline for the disgrace of deserting one's post; also the method of distributing military pay, the hierarchy of ranks, the honor of rewards, as when a crown or torques are given.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

45. 'Military service' (militia) is so called from 'soldiers' (miles, gen. militis), or from the word 'many' (multus), as if the term were multitia, being the occupation of many men, or from a mass (moles) of things, as if the word were moletia.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

In service by oath (sacramentum) each soldier after his election swears not to quit his service until after his hitch has been completed, that is, his period of service - and those are the ones who have a full service record, for they are bound for twenty-five years.

Nome: 344_quills_persians wear_turban_persians

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

But the Persians, not finding wood in the fields for building houses, and with communication inhibited by the unknown language, wandered through open fields and diverse deserts.

Livro: Animals; capítulo III:

The hedgehog (ericium) is an animal covered with quills, from which it is said to be named because it stiffens (subrigere) itself up with its quills when it is cornered; with these quills it is protected on all sides against attack.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXIII:

The Jews circumcise the foreskin, the Arabs pierce their ears, the Getae with their uncovered heads are blond, the Albanians shine with their white hair.

Nome: 345_naked_athletes_gymnasium_gymnasium called

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VI:

The Gymnosophists (Gymnosophista) are said to philosophize naked (cf. yUµvóç, "naked") in the shady solitudes of India, wearing garments only over their genitals.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

Gymnasiums (gymnasium) are so called because there athletes are trained, with their bodies anointed and massaged, for yUµv?otov in Greek means "training" in Latin.

Livro: War and games; capítulo LXIX:

Arena-ball, which is played in a group, when, as the ball is thrown in from the circle of bystanders and spectators, they would catch it beyond a set distance and begin the game.

Nome: 346_ceres_ceres greece_discoverer grain_use grain

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

Whence the Greeks say he has the name Cronos, that is, "time" (cf. ypóvoç), because he is said to have devoured his sons: that is, he rolls back into himself the years that time has brought forth; or it is because seeds return again to the place from where they arose.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo I:

Here the question is in what manner Ceres in Greece first established the turning of the soil with iron - with whatever kind of iron implement, not specifically with the plowshare or plow.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo III:

Ovid records this, saying (Met. 5.341): Ceres first broke up the earth with her curved plow, she first brought grains and kindly food to the lands.

Nome: 347_circus_games_turningposts_circuitus horses

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Livro: War and games; capítulo XVI:

The origin of games is said to be thus: Lydians from Asia settled as immigrants in Etruria with their leader Tyrrhenus, who had yielded to his brother in a dispute over the kingdom.

Livro: War and games; capítulo XVI:

Varro, however, says that games were so called from 'amusement' (lusus), because youths on festival days would entertain the populace with the excitement of games.

Livro: War and games; capítulo XXVII:

The circus (circensis) games are so called either from 'going in a circle' (circumire), or because, where the turning-posts are now, formerly swords were set up which the chariots would go around - and hence they were called circenses games after the 'swords around' (ensis + circa) which they would run.

Nome: 348_amphitheater_theater_half amphitheater_spectacle

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Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

A theater (theatrum) is named from 'spectacle' (spectaculum), from the term 9?Yp(c)a ("spectacle"), because people standing in it and watching (spectare) from above gaze at stage-plays.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

And an amphitheater (amphitheatrum) is so called because it is composed of two theaters (cf. ?µ??(c), "on both sides"), for an amphitheater is round, but a theater consists of half an amphitheater, having the shape of a semicircle.

Livro: War and games; capítulo LII:

The amphitheater (amphitheatrum) is so called because it is composed of two theaters, for an amphitheater is round, whereas a theater, having a semicircular shape, is half an amphitheater.

Nome: 349_measure modus_modus_modicus_perfectus

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo M:

Modicus, "little," but incorrectly; otherwise, "reasonable," "moderate" (moderatus), from measure (modus) and temperance.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XXVI:

The term 'proper measure' (modus) may be applied to modest things, for we incorrectly use modicus for small things, not speaking properly.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo IX:

A coffer (mozicia), as if it were modicia, whence also the word 'a little' (modicum), with z for d, as the people of Italy are wont to say ozie for hodie.

Nome: 350_suere_sutor_sutor named_blanket

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suere sutor sutor named blanket blanket sagum stitch suere stitch sew sew suere shoemakers sutor soccus shoemakers slippers saccus bag saccus bristles sagum shoe cobbler sutor danger work called salma cf soccus cernui slippers cernui color affected cicatrix covering cicatrix sagma incorrectly packsaddle embroiderers diminutive socellus covering wound covering coarse cobbler coarse blanket called sewn alliance societas artisans practice allies socius called embroiderers called sagmarius called allies bristles artisans boar bristles affected parts worked thread wound preserving work wore word blanket word setor stitching stitch leather stitch boar suere ppl suere hides stitching suere sutor sew thread word word sagus used sailors track cobbler wore single socius sagmarius sagmaria hides shoemakers knapsack used embroiderers phrygio foot cernui natural color packhorse called packsaddle sagma named stitching named bag named sew knapsack kept track sagus sitarcia sailors called salma salma common scar cicatrix scar sagum sewing sagus pig worked soccus shoe slippers soles

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo S:

They are also called allies (socius) because of their alliance (societas) in danger and in work, as if they wore a single kind of shoe (cf. soccus, "shoe") and kept to the same track.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXIV:

Shoemakers (sutor) are so named because they sew (suere), that is, they stitch together, with boar bristles (seta; and cf. sus, "pig") worked into their thread, as if the word were setor.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo XVI:

A packsaddle (sagma), which is incorrectly called salma by common people, is so named from its covering of coarse blanket (sagum), whence a packhorse is called sagmarius, and a mule, sagmaria.

Nome: 351_onyx_carnelian sardius_sardius_carnelian

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo VIII:

3. Onyx (onyx) is so named because it possesses a white layer mixed in it that is similar to the human nail.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo VIII:

4. Sardonyx is so called from a combination of two names, from the luster of onyx and from carnelian (sardius).

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo IV:

5. Arretine (Arretinus) dishes are named for the Italian city Arretium (i.e. Arezzo), where they are made, and they are red.

Nome: 352_oratio_oratory_orare_oris

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

A 'prayer' (oratio) means a "petition" (petitio), for to pray (orare) is to beseech (petere), just as to 'pray successfully' (exorare) is to obtain (impetrare).

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo O:

Orator (orator), so called from mouth (os, gen. oris), and named from 'complete a speech' (perorare), that is, "speak," for to orate (orare) is to speak.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo IV:

is as it were a 'place of prayers of propitiation' (oratorium propitiationis), for a propitiation is an appeasing.] Oracles (oraculum) are so called because from there responses are given, and oracles are from the 'mouth' (os, gen. oris).

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XLI:

Indeed, among the ancients no one would write a history unless he had been present and had seen what was to be written down, for we grasp with our eyes things that occur better than what we gather with our hearing,

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XLIV:

3. Annals (annales) are the actions of individual years (annus), for whatever domestic or military matters, on sea or land, worthy of memory are treated year by year in records they called 'annals' from yearly (anniversarius) deeds.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XLIV:

But history (historia) concerns itself with many years or ages, and through the diligence of history annual records are reported in books.

Nome: 354_frost_turnip_navew_winter

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frost turnip navew winter blanketed melt approaches closer annually winter austral agriculture 822 barley winter austral winds bequeaths icy blanketed cold does chaffs property breeze west bequeaths 822 turnip 822 grows fertile great shrewdness grow firm future prepares goes lowest harvest selects closer north brings summer coils summer damp weather dry austral does touch contrary cold crops grow consumes winter clear nature frost approaches frost night fruits ripen fertile wintry etesian tradewinds farther forces fruits framework sky farther south firm ripeness framework cold great earth grows shrewdness sky rigor shrewdness provides navew years mellows palladius says orbit bequeaths property contrary provides future prepares summer permit snow selects wheat septentrional septentrional winds selects ripeness unripened says treatise ripen aemilianus nature septentrional heavier frost indias melt warm mellows warmth moisture frost navew turns motionless coils moist warm healthful breeze icy framework lowest orbit indias soil harvests annually chaffs bound heavier annually yields harvests years soil year winter wintry winter turn winter harvest winter cold wheat does wintry moisture year frigid winter wandering submits etesian warm indias weather mellows warm forces unripened soil turns

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo L:

When it approaches closer to the north, it brings summer back, so that crops grow firm in ripeness, and what was unripened in damp weather mellows in its warmth.

Livro: Animals; capítulo III:

It has great shrewdness, for it provides for the future and prepares during the summer what it consumes in the winter; during the harvest it selects the wheat and does not touch the barley.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo X:

As Aemilianus (i.e. Palladius) says (Treatise on Agriculture 8.2.2), a turnip in one soil turns into a navew after two years, while in another soil the navew turns into a turnip.

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Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo IV:

The dwellings of kings were called 'basilicas' (basilica) at first, whence they take their name, for the term ßaot2?áç means "king", and basilicas, "royal habitations."

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo IV:

The ambo (pulpitum) is so called because the reader or psalmist stationed in it can be seen by the people (populus) in public (publicum), so that he may be heard more easily.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo VI:

A basin (labrum) is so called because the bathing (labatio, i.e. lavatio) of infants is usually done in it; its diminutive is labellum.

Nome: 356_thunder_lightning_bright thunder_flash

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo A:

Thunderstruck (attonitus), as if fired with a certain madness and stupefied, called 'thunderstruck' from the crash of thunderclaps (tonitrus), as if stupefied by a thunderclap and close to a nearby lightning strike.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo VIII:

A flash of lightning is produced at the same time as the thunder, but it is seen sooner because it is bright; thunder reaches the ears later.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo IX:

Lightning (fulgur) and the 'lightning bolt' (fulmen), the strokes of a celestial dart, are named from 'striking' (ferire); for to 'flash' (fulgere) is to 'strike' and to 'cut through.'

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skin callum callum callum foot laced wear shoe calum heel shoes shoe actors used wear calx calcare derivation hardened badge sewn calcaneus earth cf actors parallel animals laziness actors callicula badge baxeae baxeae shoes calciamentum named calcis calx caliga calcare earth calcare kings calceus calceus romulus calciamentum caligarius called caesars used cala lit cala bootmakers bootmakers caligarius boots caliga bound persons calum wood calx foot coturni tragic columna upright calx imposed callicula called calceus called heel cf solum comic actors calum cala callum tread cf shoes incolumis horses fight incolumis column fits right gallicula foot left foot laced fight run gallicula small goading horses hale foot goading caligarius caliga named callicula gallicula calcaneus word calcar called calcar account animals stable soles wear fits tread calcare strong stable soles called worn comic wood trodden upright strong solum soil spurs calcar sandal heroes shoes worn soil calcaneus socci slipped spurs socci laced run account romulus invented shaped badge halfmoon shaped heel calcis heel bootmakers heel calx heroes used

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The back part of the soles is called the heel (calcis, i.e. calx); the name was imposed on it by derivation from 'hardened skin' (callum), with which we tread (calcare) on the earth (cf. solum, "soil"); hence also calcaneus (i.e. another word for 'heel').

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXIV:

Boots (caliga) are named either from the thick skin (callum) of the foot or because they are laced (ligare), for socci are not laced, but only slipped on.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo XVI:

Spurs (calcar) are so called because they are bound to a person's heel (calx), that is, on the back part of the foot, for goading horses either to fight or to run, on account of animals' laziness or fear.

Nome: 358_scorpio_scorpion_scorpions_scorpion scorpio

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo IV:

Thus Ovid (Met. 15.369): If you take its curved arms from a crab on the shore a scorpion will emerge and threaten with its hooked tail.

Livro: Animals; capítulo V:

The scorpion is an animal armed with a sting, and was named from this in Greek (cf. omopp(c)oç), because it stings with its tail and infuses venom through the bow-shaped wound.

Livro: War and games; capítulo VIII:

A 'scorpion' (scorpio) is a poisoned arrow, shot by a bow or a catapult, that releases a poison at the spot where it pierces the person whom it strikes - whence it receives its name scorpio.

Nome: 359_venom_venom cold_felt_activity increases

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venom venom cold felt activity increases displays horror draws warmth blood venom bitten death bodily activity caducum morbum bodies injected creatures force cold injure cold soul cold venom cold evening chilled bodies chill night chill causes pain colors venom destructive effect eats fruit drives soul evening dew ensues pain ensues effect infused face die death ensues die displays dew venom death venomous creep trees danger appearance pain felt greatest kill harm unless injects venom injure injure venom ivvii6 ivvii6 humans kill people morbum kills eats kills felt kills forthwith kinds varieties night sluggish impending death injected flees cold force greatest horror impending heated fiery increases drives infused travels forthwith venom fruit kills fiery flees felt venom fruit cold fiery kills felt face animal suffers appearance causes animals poisons warmth chilled venomous creatures venom unable venom powerful trees injects travels veins sluggish chill slay people unable cause understandably vena destructive understandably cold venenum named venom animal

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Livro: Animals; capítulo IV:

Of all the venomous creatures its force is the greatest; the others kill people one at a time, but the salamander can slay many people at once - for if it should creep in among the trees, it injects its venom into all the fruit, and so it kills whoever eats the fruit.

Livro: Animals; capítulo IV:

When they are cold they injure no one; hence their venom is more noxious during the day than at night, for they are sluggish in the chill of the night, and understandably so, since they are cold in the evening dew.

Livro: Animals; capítulo IV:

Venom (venenum) is so named because it rushes through the veins (vena), for its destructive effect, once infused, travels through the veins when bodily activity increases, and it drives out the soul.

Nome: 360_cubes_cubus_cube cubus_breadth height

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XII:

Solid figures are those that are composed of length, breadth, and height, as for example the cube (cubus).

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XII:

A cube (cubus) is, properly, a solid figure that consists of length, breadth, and height (fig.).

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XIII:

These are the diametric (diametrus), or quadratic (quadratus, i.e. tetragonal), or triangular (trigonus), or hexagonal (hexagonus), or asyndetic (asyndetus), or coincident (simul), or circumferent (circumferre), that is, they are either 'carry to a higher degree' (superferre) or 'are carried.'

Nome: 361_manes_forgetful_called gods_manasseh

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo X:

Pagans (paganus) are named from the districts (pagus) of the Athenians, where they originated, for there, in rural places and districts, the pagans established sacred groves and idols, and from such a beginning pagans received their name.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

Those who the pagans assert are gods are revealed to have once been humans, and after their death they began to be worshipped among their people because of the life and merit of each of them, as Isis in Egypt, Jupiter in Crete, Iuba among the Moors, Faunus among the Latins, and Quirinus among the Romans.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

They think these gods are named Manes after the term for air, which is µavóç, that is "sparse," or because they spread (manare) widely through the heavens - or they are called by this name because they are mild, the opposite of monstrous (immanis).

Nome: 362_gloriosus_gloriosus called_illustrious_glorious

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

Ignominy is so called because one who is apprehended in some crime ceases to have the reputation of honesty.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo G:

Glorious (gloriosus), so called from an abundance of distinction (claritas), with the letter g exchanged for c. Gloriosus is so called from the laurel wreath (laurea) that is given to victors.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo I:

Illustrious (inlustris) is a term for fame, because a person shines in many ways because of the splendor of his family or wisdom or strength; the opposite of an illustrious person is one of obscure birth.

Nome: 363_nimrod_flood_founded mesopotamian_mesopotamian city

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nimrod flood founded mesopotamian mesopotamian city nimrod nembroth mesopotamian nembroth sichem noah ark attest ark babylon nimrod armenia historians attest earth flood ark settled babylon reigned 64 falsely almighty offended advanced god ararat mountain ararat angels lay ark escaped emor built edessa moved daughters humans city throng city sichem city enoch city edessa city city mountain armenia moved babylon means tyrant genesis 64 giant nimrod giants born greek named god build enoch naid falsely suppose filled earth flood cain flood giant flood giants flood flood descendants flood called sichima came rest chus founded chus built samarian cain city build tower born excessively year noah works came unwonted tyrant seized tower impiety tyrannical time noah throng descendants tyrannical power son chus son sichem sichima latin sichima sichem called seized unwonted past works noah almighty people advanced power people scripture genesis occurred time offended sins noah occurred noah means humans ararat humans ark large powerful flood humans flood noah flood occurred filled city escaped flood naid son naid inexperienced holy men filled means rest lay daughters

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo VI:

Nimrod means "tyrant," for first he seized unwonted tyrannical power among the people, and then himself advanced against God to build the tower of impiety.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

But some, inexperienced with Holy Scripture (i.e. Genesis 6:4), falsely suppose that apostate angels lay with the daughters of humans before the Flood, and that from this the Giants were born - that is, excessively large and powerful men - and filled the earth.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo I:

Nimrod (Nembroth), son of Chus, founded the Mesopotamian city Edessa after he moved from Babylon, and he reigned there.

Nome: 364_sphaera_sphere_sphere sphaera_shape called

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sphaera sphere sphere sphaera shape called convex roundness round round shape appearance shape convex shape completely convex constructed squared comprehended point center worlds called sphaera called oapa begins ends children play circle easily central sphere convex meatballs certain shape meatballs fashioned round fig sphere easily comprehended enclosing earth end round earth poised earth equally duplicate image duplicate evidently convex disappears lost air duplicate angular angular shape balls children band sphere appears round 3a sphere word roundness worlds mass wide look spheres sphaera squared wide stretch air sphere equal sides say sphere beginning sphere seen sphaera figure play philosophers roundness sides seen band shape appearance shape round poised parts equal round angular mass constructed meatballs sphera observing far named round oapa oapa greek far appears fig 3a equally enclosed equal roundness equal fig equal enclosing ends central look round point begins roundness round sky certain sky evidently sky completely sphaera equal sides fig sphaera sky sphera named sphaera greeks

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XXXII:

They say that this sphere has neither a beginning nor an end, and this is so because it is round, just like a circle, and it may not easily be comprehended at what point it begins, or where it ends.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo V:

Now philosophers say that the sky is completely convex, in the shape of a sphere, equal on every side, enclosing the earth, poised in the center of the world's mass.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

Even though they may be constructed as squared off and wide, they still look round to those observing from far off, because everything appears round whose angular shape disappears and is lost across a long stretch of air.

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

103. 'Hairy ones' (Pilosus, i.e. a satyr) are called Panitae in Greek, and 'incubuses' (incubus) in Latin, or Inui, from copulating (inire) indiscriminately with animals.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

The Satyrs are little people with hooked noses; they have horns on their foreheads, and feet like goats' - the kind of creature that Saint Anthony saw in the wilderness.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXIII:

Nor should we omit the Picts (Pictus), whose name is taken from their bodies, because an artisan, with the tiny point of a pin and the juice squeezed from a native plant, tricks them out with scars to serve as identifying marks, and their nobility are distinguished by their tattooed (pictus) limbs.

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ratum true person truthful habilis true verus verum valid contemptui contemptibilis worthy contemptibilis garrulus proper derive true decency honestas contemptible contemptibilis contempt contemptui condition honor champion truth champion capable habilis act ratum habilis disdained firm lasting habere true fit handling does derive fit decent disdained contemptus declare valid rationabile just rationabile honors honore honoris status honore habilis just rectus honoris lasting contemptible handling habere honestas perpetual honestas having sense habilis suitable handling honor garrulous honor verecundus habilis fit deed tentus dicere champion decent honestus contemptus contemptus base contemptui habilis called verbose veridicus says veridicus verum deed veritas verax verus true verum dicere verus truth vilis honor worthy contempt

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXIV:

And a 'valid act' (ratum) is, as it were, rational (rationabile) and just (rectus), whence he who pledges says "I declare this to be valid (ratum)," that is, firm and lasting.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo C:

Contemptible (contemptibilis), either because 'worthy of contempt' (contemptui habilis), or because disdained (contemptus) and base (vilis), that is, without honor.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo V:

True (verus), from truth (veritas); hence also verax ("truthful"). 'Truth' is prior to 'true,' because truth does not derive from a true person, but a true person from truth.

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nare odor ablative nare able discern activated air adficere activated able distinguish aroma spice arabia regions adtactus air aer wise affected smells air touched air tinctured air activated causes understands cress cf aroma called odor breath ceaselessly called meant adtactus adficere nostrils ceaselessly swim food wise forms understand forefathers used distinctions sense distinguish things discern taste cress nasturcium olfactus affected olfactory olfactory sense odor know nose nasum nostrils naris noscere forms odor breath nare called nare warn naris ablative naris nasturcium named nasum nasum torquere nasturcium knowing scire mean knowing named savor meant touched know noscere makes distinctions bitterness wrenches asparsus warn odor understands thing understand forefathers truth smell thing makes things causes wise sapiens touched smell tinctured tinctured cress torquere spiced touched says taste sapor taste food spices india swim nare smelling smelling olfacere smells odoribus spice spices spiced salsus taste able sense truth smell odoris olfacere mean odoris adtactus odoris

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo S:

Wise (sapiens), so called from taste (sapor), because as the sense of taste is able to discern the taste of food, so the wise person is able to distinguish things and their causes, because he understands each thing, and makes distinctions with his sense of the truth.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

Smell (odoratus) is so called as if it meant 'touched by the smell' (odoris adtactus) of the air, for it is activated when the air is touched.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

Nostrils (naris, ablative nare) are so called, because through them odor and breath ceaselessly 'swim' (nare), or because they warn us with odor, so that we 'know' (noscere, with forms in nor-) and understand something.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

The term 'portent' (portentum) is said to be derived from foreshadowing (portendere), that is, from 'showing beforehand' (praeostendere). 'Signs' (ostentum), because they seem to show (ostendere) a future event.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

Some portents seem to have been created as indications of future events, for God sometimes wants to indicate what is to come through some defects in newborns, and also through dreams and oracles, by which he may foreshadow and indicate future calamity for certain peoples or individuals, as is indeed proved by abundant experience.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

The alites are those that seem to show the future by their flight (cf. ala, "wing"); if they are unpropitious, they are called inebrae, because they inhibit (inhibere), that is, they forbid; if they are propitious, they are called praepetes.

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

Hair (capilli) is so called as if it came from 'strands belonging to the head' (capitis pilus), made so as both to be an ornament, and to protect the head against the cold and defend it from the sun. 'Strands of hair' (pilus) are so called after the skin (pellis) from which they grow, just as the pestle (pilo, i.e. pilum) is so called froma mortar (pila), where pigment is ground.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

67. 'Venus's hair' (capillum Veneris) is so called because it reestablishes hair (capillum) lost from alopecia, or because it discourages hair loss, or because it has smooth, black shoots that shine like hair.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXIII:

It is not simply in clothing but in physical appearance also that some groups of people lay claim to features peculiar to themselves as marks to distinguish them, so that we see the curls (cirrus, perhaps "topknot") of the Germans, the mustaches and goatees of the Goths, the tattoos of the Britons.

Nome: 370_lesser number_multiple_submultiple_number multiple

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo VI:

11.A multiple superparticular number is one that, when compared to a number less than itself, contains with itself the entire lesser number multiple times, along with another part of the lesser number.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo VI:

A submultiple [sub]superparticular number is one that, when compared to a number greater than itself, is contained by that number a multiple of times along with one other part of itself; as for example, when 2 is compared to 5, 2 is contained by 5 two times, along with one part of 2.] A multiple superpartional (superpartionalis) number is one that, when compared to a number less than itself, contains the lesser number a multiple number of times along with some other parts of the lesser number.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo VI:

A submultiple superpartional number is one which, when compared to a number greater than itself, is contained by that number a multiple number of times, together with some other parts of itself.

Nome: 371_hairy_torch_arrow torch_account stars

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXI:

): In every way like Mercury, in voice and coloring and blond hair and handsome youthful limbs.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

He is imagined to hold an arrow and a torch; an arrow because love wounds the heart, and a torch because it inflames.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

His lower half is bestial, representing trees and brutes like livestock.

Nome: 372_baia_harbor_declension_ancients harbor

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baia harbor declension ancients harbor anchorage statio baia gen anchorage baiolare baiolare merchandise baias baias declension blessed abundance called shipyard bloom twice abundance fruit declension baia conveying baiolare characteristic islands book scrolls container book called promontories fortunate isles fruit said familias household fortunatarum fortunatarum insulae far islands familia gen familias declension familia baia conveying winters year water salo winter unsuitable speaking harbor signify produce shipyard textrinum shipyard ships stay summers winters stay stare inlet island harbor ancients gen familias happy blessed gen baias flowers bloom inportunus household scrinium harbor shipping harbor islands

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Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VI:

The Fortunate Isles (Fortunatarum insulae) signify by their name that they produce all kinds of good things, as if they were happy and blessed with an abundance of fruit.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VIII:

An anchorage (statio) is where ships stay (stare) for a while; a harbor (portus), where they winter; an unsuitable (inportunus) place, however, is one where there is no refuge, in a manner of speaking, no harbor.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VIII:

The ancients would call it a harbor 'for shipping' (baia), from conveying (baiolare) merchandise, with the same declension - baia, gen. baias - as the declension familia, gen. familias ("household").

Nome: 373_spirit father_father son_spirit proceeds_born holy

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spirit father father son spirit proceeds born holy relationally father holy holiness proceeds father called holy proceeds holy spirit son born son holy father respect coessential consubstantial charity holy father wisdom god proceeds given singular father spirit consubstantial holiness father sent related father reference say properly named gods substance holiness sanctitas holy holiness lord given names spoken power lamp names holy charity father general charity generally holy distinction son appropriate reason certain appropriate angels appeared appeared lot coessential spirit names sanctitas son gods spirit properly spirit read spiritus spirit spirit proclaimed term related unique word wisdom generally word charity wisdom power thing proceed understand son spoken relationally speaking son sent just son likewise son relationally referred spirit relation son respect relation

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo III:

Although the Father is spirit and the Son is spirit, and the Father is holy and the Son is holy, properly nevertheless this one is called Holy (sanctus) Spirit, as the co-essential and consubstantial holiness (sanctitas) of both the others.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo III:

Further, just as we speak of the unique Word of God properly by the name of Wisdom, although generally both the Holy Spirit and the Father himself are wisdom, so the Holy Spirit is properly named by the word Charity, although both the Father and the Son are in general charity.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo IV:

For we say 'Father' not with respect to himself, but with respect to his relation to the Son, because he has a son; likewise we speak of 'Son' relationally, because he has a father; and so 'Holy Spirit,' because it is the spirit of the Father and the Son.

Nome: 374_deceit_terror_8364_4381 pursue

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deceit terror 8364 4381 pursue accordance methodology aen 8364 aen 4381 8364 dissuasive 4381 waves hortatory testament openly antidotum afraid deceit antidotum means concessive concessivus basely anchor basely cf concessive deception hear datum opposite deceit suffered concessivus inhibit cured opposites concessivus antidote antidotum dehortativus draw dehortativus defrauding defrauding heirs deceit terror hear evil idea aen evil versus draw opposing enemy deceit exhortativus incite downward anchor dissuasive dehortativus dissuasive derived datum basely improperly heirs legatees freedmen deception improperly denounced pursue italy suppressed suppressus suppressus suffered evil seek kingdom terror afraid suppressus testament word antidote winds seek vice sin versus deceit opposing vice opposites accordance kingdom waves medicine suppressed methodology medicine methodology openly public opposites cured opposite latin make enemy inhibit urging latin opposites legatees freedmen legatees indirection cf italy winds incite idea denounced avoids public defrauding sin greek urging aen means derived opposites denounced evil things incite datum exhortativus hortatory

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXI:

Some concessive (concessivus), which would inhibit by urging, as (Aen. 4.381): Go, pursue Italy on the winds, seek your kingdom across the waves.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo IX:

The Greek word 'antidote' (antidotum) means 'derived (datum) from the opposite' in Latin, for opposites are cured by opposites in accordance with the methodology of medicine.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXIV:

A suppressed (suppressus) testament is one that was not openly made public, thus defrauding the heirs or the legatees or the freedmen.

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Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo I:

The 'living' kind, which is dug up, is translucent and green; physicians use it alone of all the kinds of sulfur.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo I:

When a person puts sulfur in a goblet of wine and carries it around with hot coals beneath he glows with the eerie pallor of a corpse from the reflection of the blaze.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo VI:

Charcoal becomes even stronger when it is thought to have perished, for, when it has been relit, it burns with an even stronger light.

Nome: 376_end finis_finis_leads_living creatures

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XXX:

The first is intelligence, the second wealth, the third age, the fourth luck, the fifth art, the sixth usage, the seventh necessity, the eighth the coincidence of chance happenings.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXXIX:

The first age has the creation of the world as its beginning, for on the first day God, with the name of 'light,' created the angels; on the second, with the name of the 'firmament,' the heavens; on the third, with the name of 'division,' the appearance of waters and the earth; on the fourth, the luminaries of the sky; on the fifth, the living creatures from the waters; on the sixth, the living creatures from the earth and the human being, whom he called Adam.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo II:

The End (Finis), either because he deigned at the end (finis) of time to be born and to die humbly in the flesh and to undertake the Last Judgment, or because whatever we do we refer to him, and when we have come to him we have nothing further to seek.

Nome: 377_wretchedness_woman girded_syrtes_scylla

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo XII:

And with regard to this last, by way of refutation (anasceva) we should ask whether they who concocted those things did not wish to mean something else, as that Scylla lived not as a sea-hag, but as a seaside-dwelling woman, not girded by dogs, but as someone rapacious and inhospitable to visitors.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo III:

People tell of Scylla as a woman girded with the heads of dogs, with a great barking, because of the straits of the sea of Sicily, in which sailors, terrified by the whirlpools of waves rushing against each other, suppose that the waves are barking, waves that the chasm with its seething and sucking brings into collision.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XVIII:

Sallust (War with Jugurtha 78.3) says they are called Syrtes from 'dragging' (cf. oápt?ç, "cord for dragging, rein," from oáp?tv, "drag") because they drag everything towards themselves, and they cling fast to whoever approaches the shallows of the sea.

Nome: 378_saba_saba written_sabellians_sabtah

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saba saba written sabellians sabtah cush saba barjonah seba raamah cush composed languages chiefly known called astabarians called sabellians cloth towel came sabathenes cf oavov hebrew bar dedan saba cuza sabtah barjonah composed arabia region barjonah tongue bar syrian astabarians sons astabarians translated arabia written samekh tongue means sons raamah sprouted noetus son dove son jonah shin saba son cush known sabaea languages sabellians language son dove syrian hebrew dove dove barjonah disciple say nabaioth nabaioth son oavov oavtov noetus disciple oavtov linen oavtov raamah saba named nabaioth named saba lies southeast nabathea nabathea region island lies jonah hebrew hebrew letter havilah sabtah saba seba region named saba nabathea region known saba sheba oavov seba havilah sheba sabtah raamah samekh sabaeans samekh said sprouted

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Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo IX:

Simon 'Bar-Jonah' in our tongue means "son of a dove," and is both a Syrian and a Hebrew name, for Bar in the Syrian language is "son," 'Jonah' in Hebrew is "dove," and BarJonah is composed of both languages.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

The Sabellians (Sabellianus) are said to have sprouted from this same Noetus, whose disciple, they say, was Sabellius, by whose name they are chiefly known - hence they are called Sabellians.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo II:

The sons of Cush: Saba (i.e. Seba), Havilah, Sabtah, Raamah, Seba, and Cuza.

Nome: 379_enthymeme_syllogism_epichireme_incomplete syllogism

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enthymeme syllogism epichireme incomplete syllogism collective premise propositio incomplete propositio syllogisms broader called enthymeme collectivus collective argument consists broader developed bypassing rule according marius aims arouse conviction avoided seek aims arouse art usually collectivus collective enthymeme collective convincibilis convincibilis ostentabilis deriving inference destruction enectio demonstrating sententious definition enthymeme composed storm conceptio mentis broader syllogism bypassing branches enthymeme breadth length assumptio conclusion 55 mare exemplabilis epichirematic syllogism enthymeme enthymema enthymeme convincing enthymeme translated epichirema epichirema unrhetorical enthymeme epichireme exemplifying fifth

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Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo IX:

Hence 'enthymeme' is translated into Latin 'conception of the mind' (conceptio mentis), and writers on the art usually call it an incomplete syllogism, because its form of argument consists of two parts, as it employs what aims to arouse conviction while bypassing the rule of syllogisms.

Livro: Rhetoric and dialectic; capítulo IX:

There are five branches of enthymeme: first the convincing, second the demonstrating, third the sententious, fourth the exemplifying, and fifth the collective (convincibilis, ostentabilis, sententialis, exemplabilis, collectivus).

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVI:

And the significance of internecivus is that is refers to the destruction (enectio), as it were, of an individual - for they used to put the prefix interin place of e-: Naevius (fr. 55): "mare interbibere" ("to drain the sea") and Plautus (fr. 188): "interluere mare" ("to wash away the sea"); that is, ebibere and eluere.

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo XXI:

The psaltery (psalterium), which is commonly called canticum (lit. "song"), takes its name from 'singing to the psaltery' (psallere), because the chorus responds in harmony with the voice of the psaltery.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

Thusa 'canticle of a psalm' occurs when what a musical instrument plays, the voice of the singer afterwards sounds, but a 'psalm of a canticle' when the art of the instrument being played imitates what the human voice sounds first. 'Psalm' is named from the instrument called a psaltery, whence the custom is for it not to be accompanied by any other kind of playing.

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo XII:

lectus) and psalmists (psalmista) from singing psalms, for the former pronounce to the people what they should follow, and the latter sing to kindle the spirits of their audience to compunction - although some readers also declaim in so heart-rending a way that they drive some people to sorrow and lamentation.

Nome: 381_bread chalice_chalice_2724_5016 offered

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

The Greeks call the sacrament of this bread and chalice the 'Eucharist' (Eucharistia), which in Latin means 'good favor' (bona gratia) - and what is better than the blood and body of Christ?

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo II:

Now Christ is the Lamb (Agnus) for his innocence, and the Sheep (Ovis) for his submissiveness, and the Ram (Aries) for his leadership, and Goat (Haedus) for his likeness to sinful flesh,

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo X:

Pontius, "he who shuns counsel," especially that of the Jews, for, taking water, he washed his hands, saying (Matthew 27:24), "I am innocent of the blood of this just man."

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XVI:

From this a convent (conventum, i.e. a monastic convent, usually conventus) is named, just as a conventus is a gathering, an assembly, from the association of many in one.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo III:

Hence, because it assembles in one place, this 'gathering in one place' (coitio in unum) is named a cuneus, as if the word were couneus, because all are assembled in one place.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo C:

Celibate (caelebs), one having no part in marriage, of which kind are the numinous beings in heaven (caelum), who have no spouses - and caelebs is so called as if the term were 'blessed in heaven' (caelo beatus).

Nome: 383_begotten genitus_unbegotten ingenitus_trinity father_ingenitus

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

The mystery of baptism is not completed unless one is named, accompanied by the naming of the Trinity, that is, of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, as the Lord said to the apostles (Matthew 28:19), "Go, teach ye all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit."

Livro: God, angels, and saints; capítulo II:

But he is called the Only-Begotten (unigenitus) according to the peerless quality of his divinity, for he is without brothers; he is called the First-Begotten (primogenitus) with regard to his assuming of human nature, in which he deigned through the grace of adoption to have brothers, among whom he was the first begotten.

Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo V:

The Origenians (Origenianus) began with their founder, Origen; they say that the Son cannot see the Father, nor the Holy Spirit see the Son.

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo VII:

Cough (tussis) is named after the term for 'depth' in Greek, because it comes from deep in the chest, as opposed to higher in the throat, where the uvula tickles.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The word for the pores (porus) of the body is Greek - these in Latin properly are called air-passages (spiramentum), because through them the enlivening breath (spiritus) is supplied from the outside.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

124. 'Lung' (pulmo) is a word derived from Greek, for the Greeks call the lung p2?áµYv, because it is a fan (flabellum) for the heart, in which the pv?uµa, that is, the breath, resides, through which the lungs are both put in motion and kept in motion - from this also the lungs are so named.

Nome: 385_ailment choked_astringent_bite rabid_astringent force

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo VI:

It is caused either by the bite of a rabid dog or from its froth cast upon the ground.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo VII:

Its force is such that a strong person suffering from it falls down and froths at the mouth.

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo II:

Its power is so concentrated that, when sprinkled into the mouths of lions and bears, they are unable to bite because of its astringent force.

Nome: 386_account generating_aelatus_aspirated say_aelatus elatus

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo VII:

Rheum (reuma) in Greek is called eruption (eruptio) or discharge (fluor) in Latin.

Livro: Medicine; capítulo VII:

The Greeks say that gout (podagra) was named after its swelling of the feet (cf. poáç, gen. po6óç, "foot") and its deadly pain.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo VIII:

From ebullire also derives the word 'bubble' (bulla), which is supported in the water by the breath of air within.

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Livro: Medicine; capítulo VII:

Consumption (tisis, i.e. phthisis) is an ulceration and swelling in the lungs, which is usually contracted more easily by young people.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

In Greek, the stomach (stomachus) is called 'mouth,' because it is the gateway of the belly, and it receives food and passes it on to the intestines.

Livro: Animals; capítulo III:

6. Dormice (glis) are so called because sleep makes them fat, for we say that to grow is to 'swell' (gliscere).

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Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXII:

The tunic (tonica, i.e. tunica), that very ancient article of clothing, is so called because it makes a sound when the person wearing it walks, for a sound is a 'tone' (tonus).

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXII:

Likewise the pectoralis tunic because the ancients wore it short so that it only covered the chest (pectus, gen. pectoris), although nowadays it extends further.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXVI:

The face towel (facietergium) and hand towel (manitergium) are named from wiping (tergere) the face (facies) or hands (manus).

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo C:

A person is continent (continens) because he 'holds himself back' (abstinere) from many evils.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VIII:

Concerning it Vergil says (Geo. 4.168): They keep the drones, a lazy flock, from the hives.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo XIV:

Of it, Vergil (Geo. 1.178): First the threshing floor should be leveled with a huge roller (cylindrus) and turned over by hand.

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo LIII:

Others maintain on the contrary that the moon does not have its own light, but is illuminated by the rays of the sun, and for this reason undergoes an eclipse when the earth's shadow comes between it and the sun.

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo LIII:

Hence it happens that when the moon is beneath the sun, the upper part of the moon is lighted, but the lower part, which is facing the earth, is dark.]

Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo LIX:

This happens to the moon on the fifteenth lunar day, until it leaves the central part and the shadow of the intervening earth and sees the sun, or is seen by the sun.

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Livro: Mathematics, music, astronomy; capítulo LXXI:

And the mindlessness of the pagans is to be marveled at; they set not only fish, but even rams and goats and bulls, bears and dogs and crabs and scorpions into the sky.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo II:

The animals are four because, by their preaching, the faith of the Christian religion has been disseminated through the four corners of the earth.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo II:

They are moreover called animals (animalia) because the Gospel of Christ is preached for the sake of the soul (anima) of a person.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXI:

The paragraph (paragraphus) is placed so as to separate topics which run on in sequence, just as in a catalog, places are separated from each other, and regions from each other, and in the competitions, prizes are separated from each other, and contests from other contests.

Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXV:

A pignus is that which is given in place of something borrowed, and when the loan is returned, the pignus is immediately given back, but an arra is that which is given first, in partial payment for property purchased with a contract of good faith, and afterward the payment is completed.

Livro: War and games; capítulo I:

Formerly a war was called a duel (duellum), because there are two (duo) factions in combat, or because war makes one the victor, the other the defeated.

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Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo X:

We can also refer to rains (pluvia) as 'leisurely' and 'continual,' just like streams (fluvia) or flowing (fluens) things.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo X:

4. Downpours (imber) have to do with both clouds and rains, and are named with a Greek term (cf. oµßpoç, "rainstorm") because they soak (inebriare) the ground so that germination can take place.

Livro: The cosmos and its parts; capítulo XXII:

But whenever rivers, swollen with unusual rains, overflow to a degree that is beyond what is normal in duration or magnitude, and cause widespread destruction, they too are called 'floods.'

Nome: 394_orpheus_tolus_anadiplosis_tityrus orpheus

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXIV:

Amphibolia is ambiguous speech that occurs with the accusative case, as in this answer of Apollo to Pyrrhus (Ennius, Annals 179): Aio te , Aeacida, Romanos vincere posse (I say that you, scion of Aeacus, can conquer the Romans - or - I say that the Romans can conquer you, scion of Aeacus).

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVI:

. Anadiplosis (anadiplosis) occurs when a following verse begins with the same word that ended the previous verse, as in this (Vergil, Ecl. 8.55): Certent et cygnis ululae, sit Tityrus Orpheus, Orpheus in silvis, inter delphinas Arion (And let the screech-owls compete with the swans, let Tityrus be Orpheus, an Orpheus in the woods, an Arion among the dolphins).

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXXIV:

Mullei are similar to coturni (see section 5 above), with elevated soles, but the upper part has a buckletongue (malleolus) of bone or brass, to which thongs are fastened.

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Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VI:

2. 'Maternal kin' (cognatus) are so called because they are also linked by nearness of kinship (cognatio).

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VI:

Maternal kin are considered as after the paternal kin because they issue from people of the female sex, and are not paternal kin, but are related otherwise by natural law.

Livro: Languages, nations, reigns, the military, citizens, family relationships; capítulo VI:

16. 'Paternal uncle' (patruus) is the brother of one's father, as if the term were pater alius ("another father").

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Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo A:

Tax-payer (assiduus) was the term among the ancients for one who had to contribute a payment to the public treasury in money (as, gen. assis), and also was busy with public affairs - hence also it should be written with an s, not with a d (i.e. not adsiduus).

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo E:

Executor (i.e. an official who summoned to court and enforced the court's mandate), from 'carry out' (exequi, ppl.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo I:

Again, immunis, one who does not fulfill his duties (munia), that is, perform his official function, for he is devoid of any special claim.

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Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

It is called 'swan' (olor) because it is 'entirely' white in its plumage; for no one mentions a black swan; in Greek 'entire' is called o2oç.

Livro: Animals; capítulo VII:

They are similar to coots in shape, the size of a swan, white in color, with large hard beaks.

Livro: The earth and its parts; capítulo VI:

As for the rest, they are Strongyle (i.e. Stromboli), Didyme, Eriphusa, Hephaestia, Phaenicusa, Euonymos, Tripodes, and Sonores.

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Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

And so exomologesis is the discipline of a person's prostrating and humiliating himself in dress and food, to lie in sackcloth and ashes, to smear his body with filth, to cast down his spirit in mourning, to transform with harsh treatment those things which are at fault.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

But between litanies and exomologesis is this distinction, that exomologesis is performed only for the confession of sins, whereas litanies are ordained for beseeching God and procuring his mercy in some case.

Livro: Books and ecclesiastical offices; capítulo XIX:

But nowadays either term designates one thing, and commonly there is no distinction whether 'litanies' or exomologesis is spoken of.

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Livro: Grammar; capítulo XXXVII:

To the situation, as in "the wolf in the story": peasants say that a person would lose his voice if he saw a wolf in front of him.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XL:

He said that once upon a time wolves persuaded shepherds whose attentiveness they wished to lull that they should meet in friendship - but with the condition that the shepherds would duly hand over their dogs, which were a cause of strife, to the wolves.

Livro: Grammar; capítulo XL:

Then the wolves, since the source of their fear had been removed, tore to pieces all that were in the shepherds' herds, not only to satisfy their hunger, but also their wantonness.

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo VI:

In this portico, wise people used to philosophize, and consequently they were called Stoics, for in Greek, a portico is called oto?.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

People say that Tarquinius Priscus first made these in Rome in order that, whenever there was a downpour of rain, water would pass through them out of the city so that the destructive force of water in very great and prolonged storms would not destroy the level places or foundations of the city.

Livro: Buildings and fields; capítulo II:

Porticos (imbolus) are so named either because they are 'under the mass' (subvolumen), or because people walk (ambulare) under them, for they are the arcades found here and there along the boulevards.

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Livro: Laws and times; capítulo XXVII:

And it is called ignominy (ignominium) as if it were the term for being sine nomine ("without reputation"), just as ignorant (ignarus) is without knowledge, and ignoble (ignobilis) is without nobilitas ("nobility").

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo I:

Ignoble (ignobilis), because such a one is low-born (ignotus) and base (vilis) and of an obscure family, whose very name is not known.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo I:

Unexpected (improvisus), so called because one is suddenly present, and not 'seen far before' (porro ante visus).

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Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

Eyes (oculus) are so called, either because the membranes of the eyelids cover (occulere) them so as to protect them from the harm of any chance injury, or because they possess a 'hidden light' (occultum lumen), that is, one that is hidden or situated within.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

At the tips of the eyelids, where they touch each other when closed, the hairs growing in an orderly row stand out and serve to protect the eyes, so that they may not easily sustain injury from objects falling into the eye and be hurt, and so as to prevent contact with dust or with some coarser material; by blinking they also soften the impact of the air itself, and thus they cause vision to be precise and clear.

Livro: The human being and portents; capítulo I:

The eyebrows (supercilium) are so called, because they are 'placed above' (superponere) the eyelids (cilium); they are furnished with hairs so that they may extend as a protection for the eyes and repel the sweat that flows down from the head.

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Livro: The Church and sects; capítulo XI:

Thus they also call her blind, because she bears down upon people at random, without any consideration of merits, and comes to both good people and bad.

Livro: Vocabulary; capítulo P:

Alarmed (pavidus) is one whom agitation of mind disturbs; such a one has a strong beating of the heart, a moving of the heart - for to quake (pavere) is to beat, whence also the term pavimentum (beaten floor; cf. pavire, "ram down").

Livro: Stones and metals; capítulo XV:

Magicians think that its name was assigned because it is said to calm and restrain passions and rages of the soul, if we may believe it (cf. ?

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Livro: Animals; capítulo V:

. Slugs (limax) are mud vermin, so named because they are generated either in mud (limus) or from mud; hence they are always regarded as filthy and unclean.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The mastic (lentiscus) is so called because its spike is pliant (lentus) and soft, since we call whatever is flexible lentus - whence osiers and vines are also lentus.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo VII:

The file (lima) is so named because it makes things smooth (lenis), for mud (limus) is smooth.

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Livro: Rural matters; capítulo VII:

The medlar (mespila) tree is thorny, with fruit like apples but a little smaller, and so called because its fruit has the shape of a 'little ball' (pilula).

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

There are two kinds of mandrake: the female, with leaves like lettuce's, producing fruit similar to plums, and the male, with leaves like the beet's.

Livro: Rural matters; capítulo IX:

Thus it received its name, from the coldness (algor) of water - or, because it binds (alligare) one's feet, because it is thick, with its leaves partly rising above the water.

Nome: 406_mensa_table mensa_discus_table

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Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXVI:

Napkins (mappa) belong to the banquet and the 'serving' (apponere) of feasts, as if the word were manupa, and they are named on this account.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo II:

Food (cibus) is so called because it is taken (capere) in the mouth, just as foodstuff (esca) because the 'mouth takes' (os capit) it.

Livro: Provisions and various implements; capítulo IV:

Afterwards it was called discus because it 'gives food' (dare escas), that is, it serves it - from this also is 'those reclining at table' (discumbentes) - or else it is from the word 6(c)omtv (i.e. 6tom?±v, "throw"), that is, from the thing they throw (i.e. 6(c)omoç, "discus").

Nome: 407_toga_trabea_togas_scipio

Quantidade de documentos: 10

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Livro: War and games; capítulo II:

Moreover, those triumphing were clothed in the purple toga embroidered with palms, and would carry a staff (scipio) with a scepter in their hand in imitation of the victory of Scipio, although a scipio is a staff by which people support themselves.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXIV:

. AGabine girding arrangement occurs when the toga is put on so that the edge which is flung back over the shoulder is drawn up to the chest in such a way that the decorations hang on either side from the shoulder, as the pagan priests used to wear them, or as the praetors used to be girded.

Livro: Ships, buildings, and clothing; capítulo XXIV:

The trabea is so named because it may elevate (transbeare)a person into greater glory, that is, it may make a person further blessed for the future with a greater rank of honor.

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